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M. E Dix

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  • Cover of: Acephate residues in second year cones of Pinus sylvestris L. sprayed to prevent damage by Dioryctria disclusa Heinrich

    First published in 1981 1 edition in 1 language
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  • Cover of: Carbofuran applications fail to reduce damage to seeds and cones of scotch pine in North Dakota and Nebraska

    First published in 1983 1 edition in 1 language
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  • Cover of: Effectiveness of carbaryl and acephate in reducing damage by Petrova metallica (Busck) (Lepidoptera:Tortricidae) in ponderosa pine windbreaks

    First published in 1985 1 edition in 1 language
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Subjects
Scots pine, Control, Dioryctria, Disease and pest resistence, Diseases and pests, Forest insects, Insecticides, Pine, Pine cones, Ponderosa pine, Seeds, Systemic insecticides, Toxicology
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North Dakota, Nebraska

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  • OLID: OL4304242A

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August 29, 2008 Created by ImportBot Imported from Western Washington University MARC record