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Diversity of populations of predators and parasitoids of insect pests of millet (Pennisetum glaucum) in far north region of Cameroon

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This analysis identifies insect pests and their biological controls in millet production, indicating diverse parasitoids and predators.

The study confirms that diverse populations of predators and parasitoids inhabit millet agroecosystems.
A total of 50 mowings were done to capture insects at various millet growth stages, revealing dynamic predator and parasitoid interactions.
Araneus sp. was observed interacting with both CHACKTI and SL28 millet varieties, underlining their ecological roles.
The findings suggest the potential for biological control strategies against insect pests to reduce crop yield losses.

Ismaël et al. (2025) studied this question.

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