Evaluating release sites of Cyphocleonus achates as potential insectaries in Montana and Idaho View on Open Library

Evaluating release sites of Cyphocleonus achates as potential insectaries in Montana and Idaho

by Nancy J. Sturdevant

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First published: 2003 1 language
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Spotted knapweed Biological control

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