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Table 1.

Area under maize cultivation and production by agro-ecological zones in Ethiopia.

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Fig 1.

The study areas and the location of sample communities within maize mega-environments.

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Fig 2.

Pictures of lepidopterous insect pests shown to farmers.

A) stemborers (either Chilo partellus (A1), or Busseola Fusca (A2); B) Spodoptera exempta; and C) Spodoptera frugiperda, obtained from [6] with permission.

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Table 2.

Attainable yield, actual yield, and average land size in Ethiopia (2017–2019).

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Table 3.

Farmers’ awareness and knowledge of FAW in the study areas (%).

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Fig 3.

Farmers’ FAW control strategies by agro-ecological zones.

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Table 4.

FAW control support to the study communities.

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Fig 4.

Geographic distribution of average farmers affected (%) by FAW (2017–2019).

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Table 5.

Proportion of farmers affected by FAW (%).

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Fig 5.

Geographic distribution of average yield loss (%) due to FAW (2017–2019).

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Table 6.

Yield losses due to FAW (%).

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Table 7.

Estimated total maize production losses.

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Table 8.

Human health and environmental impacts of insecticides used to control FAW.

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