There are three primary types of biological control:
Classical Biological Control: This involves the introduction of natural enemies from a pest's native habitat to control its population in a new environment. Augmentative Biological Control: This strategy involves the release of additional numbers of natural enemies to boost their population and enhance pest control. Conservation Biological Control: This approach focuses on modifying the environment to enhance the effectiveness of existing natural enemies.
Each type has distinct applications and effectiveness, depending on the pest, environment, and specific goals of the control program.
