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Biological pest control is usually based on releases of biological control agents, especially in greenhouse growing systems. However, pesticide use is often inevitable for pest control, when pest propagation is too early and too fast, climate conditions are not in favour of beneficial organisms, or suitable beneficials are lacking. Additionally, disease control is still dominated by using fungicides. Many pesticides, even those on a natural basis, have negative effects on natural enemies. Mitigation of undesired side-effects can be achieved by selecting compatible pesticides. A careful assessment of the overall side-effects (including sub-lethal effects) is essential to develop truly selective pesticides for their inclusion in organic greenhouse crops.

How to integrate biopesticides in organic greenhouse growing systems