Pest ecology examines the interaction between plants and organisms that affect their growth, including insects, fungi, and microorganisms. In agricultural systems, pest populations are studied to understand their impact on plant health and ecosystem stability.

Feminized cannabis varieties and pests exist within complex ecological relationships where environmental conditions influence population dynamics. Natural predators, climate conditions, and biodiversity all play roles in regulating pest activity within ecosystems.

Pest ecology is closely related to Ecology, which studies interactions between organisms and their environments.

Ecosystem Interactions and Balance

Healthy ecosystems maintain balance through predator-prey relationships and environmental regulation. Disruptions in this balance can lead to increased pest populations or plant stress.

Ecological research helps scientists develop sustainable agricultural systems and improve understanding of natural biological interactions.