Overview
Insect biochemistry is the study of the biochemical and metabolic processes within insects, and their roles in the development, reproduction and survival of the species. It encompasses a wide variety of topics including the digestive system, immunity, digestion, hormone production and metabolism. Insect biochemistry is important for understanding their dietary requirements, adaptation to their environment, and for the development of insect-specific agricultural and pest control technologies. Understanding biochemistry can be used to design better pest control strategies and aid in the development of new insecticides and biopesticide agents.
Research published in this journal
No peer-reviewed research on this exact topic has been published in International Journal of Entomology yet. Browse the journal →