Thesis Abstract

Insect pests pose a significant threat to crop production, leading to substantial yield losses and economic damage. This project aims to explore biotechnological approaches for enhancing crop resistance to insect pests. The study will focus on the application of genetic engineering, RNA interference, and other biotechnological tools to develop insect-resistant crop varieties. Additionally, the project will investigate the ecological and agronomic implications of biotechnological pest resistance, including its impact on non-target organisms, pest management strategies, and sustainable crop production. The findings of this research will contribute to the development of innovative and sustainable approaches for managing insect pests in agriculture.

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