Javed Khan — Applied Entomology Researcher

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Applied entomology & crop protection

PARC / National Agricultural Research Centre · Islamabad

About Javed Khan

Effective crop protection begins with understanding insects, their environment and their role in a farming system. Javed Khan’s research background centres on applied entomology, beneficial insects and biological pest control.

Javed Khan is an agricultural researcher affiliated with the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council and the National Agricultural Research Centre in Islamabad. His subject interests include insect ecology and the use of beneficial organisms in crop protection.

Research and professional focus

His work described in the contributor biography includes studies of green lacewings and ladybird beetles, tomato fruit borer resistance and aphid infestations in potato varieties. These subjects provide a practical foundation for explaining crop protection as a combination of monitoring, prevention and appropriate control measures.

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