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Feeding of A. phoeniceus on maize ears did not always result in crop loss because feeding on the tips of the ears, if not too severe, could stimulate ...
Read moreThis document describes the development and testing of the current probabilistic blackfly outbreak model, by including water temperature and turbidity...
Read moreT. granarius, which damaged rice in the seedling stage, was controlled by 0.5 lb malathion/ac. L. ovum, which damaged young growing points of rice, wa...
Read moreThe population characteristics and distribution of wood mice (Apodemus sylvaticus) were investigated along field margins of farmland in Northern Irela...
Read moreRealistic measures of the impact of individual or multiple stressors are important for ecological risk assessment. Although multiple anthropogenic str...
Read moreThe distribution and abundance of animals are influenced by factors at both local and wider landscape scales. Natural enemies of pests in arable field...
Read moreFive possible solutions to the problem of over-wintering brent geese (Branta bernicla) grazing on farmers' crops in the UK are described: maintaining ...
Read moreIn response to reported increases in badger numbers and associated agricultural damage, a questionnaire survey of 3600 land owner/occupiers was conduc...
Read morePreliminary estimates suggested that maize contributed 30% of the toal food biomass consumed by the birds during the post-breeding roosting phase, and...
Read moreSince the early 1980s, greater flamingos (Phoenicopterus ruber roseus) have been reported to cause damage to the rice fields of the Camargue, southeas...
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