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The dispersion habits of important moth pests (Tortricidae) of large-scale stone fruit orchards [plums, peaches, apricots, Anarsia, Lepidoptera, Cydia, behaviour]

1982

Sziraki, Gy. (Gyumolcs- es Disznovenytermesztesi Kutato Intezet, Budapest (Hungary))

AGROVOC Keywords
abricot albaricoque anarsia apricots arthropode arthropods behaviour ciruela comportamiento comportement crops cultivos cydia durazno economic plants fruit crops frutales frutas de clima templado habitat habitats insecte insectos insects invertebrados invertebrates lepidoptera peaches plantas plante plante de culture plants plums prune temperate fruits
Bibliographic information
Volume 18 Issue 11 ISSN 0133-0829
Pagination
pp. 494-501
Other Subjects
Plantas de valor economico; Artropodos; Peche (fruit); Plante d'interet economique; Fruit tempere; Plante fruitiere; Invertebre
Language
Hungarian
Note
1 table; 11 ref. Summaries (De, En, Hu, Ru)
Type
Summary
1983-06-15
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