Evauating releases of Cyphocleonus achates and Agapeta zoegana as potential field insectaries and effects of wildfire on previous releases

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Evauating releases of Cyphocleonus achates and Agapeta zoegana as potential field insectaries and effects of wildfire on previous releases

by Nancy J. Sturdevant

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First published: 2002 1 language

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Curculionidae Spotted knapweed Insects as biological pest control agents Biological control Cochylidae

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