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Prey Switching and Natural Pest Control Potential of Carabid Communities over the Winter Wheat Cropping Season. [PDF]
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Development of Menthyl Esters of Valine for Pest Control in Tomato and Lettuce Crops. [PDF]
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IMPULSIVE CONTROL FOR A PLANT-PEST-NATURAL ENEMY MODEL WITH STAGE STRUCTURE
Weixuan Shi, Sha Lu, Jianzhong Zhang
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Science, 1996
Letters from: [ W. Randy Deaton ][1] [ Marvin K. Harris ][1] [ J. R. Bradley Jr. ][1] Contrary to the characterization in Jocelyn Kaiser's article “Pests overwhelm Bt cotton crop” (News & Comment, [26 July, p. 423][2]), the Bollgard Bacillus thuringiensis ( Bt ) gene by Monsanto is providing economic and environmental benefits to cotton growers
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Letters from: [ W. Randy Deaton ][1] [ Marvin K. Harris ][1] [ J. R. Bradley Jr. ][1] Contrary to the characterization in Jocelyn Kaiser's article “Pests overwhelm Bt cotton crop” (News & Comment, [26 July, p. 423][2]), the Bollgard Bacillus thuringiensis ( Bt ) gene by Monsanto is providing economic and environmental benefits to cotton growers
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Journal of Hospital Infection, 1988
The Government has issued clear advice to all Health Authorities on how to ensure adequate pest control standards. Despite this, pest control in hospitals is still not being given the priority it deserves and regrettably many hospitals have serious pest infestations.
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The Government has issued clear advice to all Health Authorities on how to ensure adequate pest control standards. Despite this, pest control in hospitals is still not being given the priority it deserves and regrettably many hospitals have serious pest infestations.
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2006
AbstractInsects, rodents, and other animals frequently cohabit indoor and outdoor human settings. They become pests when they put human health or property at risk. This chapter provides an overview of the various pests found in school environments and their effects on the health of students and staff.
Troy A. Pierce, Robert J. Geller
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AbstractInsects, rodents, and other animals frequently cohabit indoor and outdoor human settings. They become pests when they put human health or property at risk. This chapter provides an overview of the various pests found in school environments and their effects on the health of students and staff.
Troy A. Pierce, Robert J. Geller
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Biometrics, 1970
Consider a population of individuals in some habitat. When the existence of this population in the habitat is damaging in some sense, one is faced with the problem of controlling the growth of the population within that habitat. Such control action involves cost due to labour, materials, risk, etc. and it is therefore necessary to weigh the damage done
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Consider a population of individuals in some habitat. When the existence of this population in the habitat is damaging in some sense, one is faced with the problem of controlling the growth of the population within that habitat. Such control action involves cost due to labour, materials, risk, etc. and it is therefore necessary to weigh the damage done
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Nature, 1960
Horticultural Pests Detection and Control. By G. Fox Wilson. New edition, revised by Dr. P. Becker. (Agricultural and Horticultural Series.) Pp. xix + 240 + 4 plates. (London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, Ltd., 1960.) 25s. net. Chemical and Natural Control of Pests By E. R. de Ong. Pp. viii + 244. (New York: Reinhold Publishing Corporation; London: Chapman
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Horticultural Pests Detection and Control. By G. Fox Wilson. New edition, revised by Dr. P. Becker. (Agricultural and Horticultural Series.) Pp. xix + 240 + 4 plates. (London: Crosby Lockwood and Son, Ltd., 1960.) 25s. net. Chemical and Natural Control of Pests By E. R. de Ong. Pp. viii + 244. (New York: Reinhold Publishing Corporation; London: Chapman
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