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Habitat diversity: implications for the conservation and use of predatory insects of Helicoverpa spp. in cotton systems in Australia

1999

Mensah, R.K. (NSW Agriculture, Australian Cotton Research Institute, PMB Myall Vale Narrabri, NSW 2390, Australia)

AGROVOC Keywords
alfalfa australia australie carthamus carthamus tinctorius coleoptera coton cotton depredadores farming systems gossypium helianthus helianthus annuus helicoverpa insecta insecte utile lucerne luzerne lycopersicon lycopersicon esculentum medicago medicago sativa monocultivo monoculture population density predators useful insects
Bibliographic information
Volume 45 Issue 2
Pagination
pp. 91-100
Other Subjects
Insectos utiles; Densidad de la poblacion; Predateur; Sistemas de explotacion; Systeme d'exploitation agricole; Densite de population; Algodon
Language
English
Note
30 ref.
1999-08-15
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