Host plant chemicals regulating the reproductive behaviour of olive flies
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Main Authors: | Strapazzon, A., Commission of the European Communities, Brussels (Belgium). Directorate-General for Agriculture eng, Girolami, V., Masia, A. (Padua Univ. (Italy)), Cavallaro, R. (ed.), Crovetti, A. (ed.), International Organization for Biological Control, Paris (France). West Palaearctic Regional Section eng, FAO, Rome (Italy) eng |
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Rotterdam (Netherlands) Balkema for CEC
1985
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Subjects: | OLEA EUROPAEA, HOSTS, DACUS, REPRODUCTION, PESTS OF PLANTS, CHEMICALS, BEHAVIOUR, ATTRACTANTS, OVIPOSITION, HOTE, RAVAGEUR DES PLANTES, HUESPEDES, REPRODUCCION, PLAGAS DE PLANTAS, PRODUIT CHIMIQUE, COMPORTEMENT, ATTRACTIF, PONTE, PRODUCTOS QUIMICOS, COMPORTAMIENTO, ATRAYENTES, OVIPOSICION, |
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