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Concept of pest status
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The pest status of an insect population depends on the abundance of individuals as well as the type of nuisance or injury that the insects inflict. Injury is the usually deleterious effect of insect activities (mostly feeding) on host physiology, whereas damage is the measurable loss of host usefulness, such as yield quality or quantity or aesthetics. Host injury (or insect number used as an injury estimate) does not necessarily inflict detectable damage and even if damage occurs it may not result in appreciable economic loss. Sometimes, however, the damage caused by even a few individual insects is unacceptable, as in fruit infested by codling moth or fruit fly. Other insects must
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