What are Biological control agents? Their utility and benefits to soil and crop

The biological pesticides used to control plant pests are known as biocontrol agents or biological controllers.
These biological controllers play an important role in controlling pests such as nematodes, weeds, insects, and mites.
Biological control agents help the soil in keeping the balance between its harmful and beneficial species.
Biological controllers can be defined as the application of a living organism, which means that organisms who participate in this process that control other organisms are called biological controllers.
Types of biological control agents are insecticide, fungicidal, bacteria, virus.

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The biological pesticides used to control plant pests are known as biocontrol agents or biological controllers.

These biological controllers play an important role in controlling pests such as nematodes, weeds, insects, and mites.

Biological control agents help the soil in keeping the balance between its harmful and beneficial species.

Biological controllers can be defined as the application of a living organism, which means that organisms who participate in this process that control other organisms are called biological controllers.

Types of biological control agents are insecticide, fungicidal, bacteria, virus.

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