A bait and trap method for sampling symphylid populations in pineapple
, 2010 Symphylids (Hanseniella sp) are polyphagous soil-borne parasites. On pineapple, they feed on roots tips (meristem tissues) producing either short roots with irregular swelling or roots with multiple branching resulting in the typical " witches brooms ", (
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Characterisation of Natural Fibres for Sustainable Discontinuous Fibre Composite Materials. [PDF]
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Polymer Composites Reinforced with Residues from Amazonian Agro-Extractivism and Timber Industries: A Sustainable Approach to Enhancing Material Properties and Promoting Bioeconomy. [PDF]
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