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Host Plant Resistance to Insects: Potential and Limitations 113
to insects should form the backbone of pest management programs for integrated pest
management. Molecular markers can be used to accelerate the pace of introgression of
insect resistance genes into high yielding cultivars. Conventional plant resistance to insects
can also be deployed in combination with novel genes to make plant resistance an effective
weapon for pest management and sustainable crop production.
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