Relative efficiency of various genetic mechanisms for suppression of insect populations

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Relative efficiency of various genetic mechanisms for suppression of insect populations

by E. F. Knipling

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First published: 1976 1 language

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Insect populations Genetics Biological control Insect pests Research Control United States

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