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Different approaches to the quantitative evaluation of natural enemies.

Published online
01 Jan 1973
Content type
Journal article
Journal title
Journal of Applied Ecology

Author(s)
Kiritani, K. & Dempster, J. P.

Publication language
English

Key words

  • agricultural entomology
  • biological control
  • control
  • natural enemies
  • pest control

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