Bradifacoum, a potent anticoagulant for the control of oil palm rats [Malaysia]
1982
Khoo, C.K. | Dubock, A.C.
Field trials over three years determined the most practical and cost effective means of using brodifacoum to control rats damaging oil palm fruit in Malaysia. Brodifacoum (4g, 30 ppm blocks) applied at seven to ten day intervals (pulsed baiting) for the same total period of time as warfarin (15g, 500 ppm cubes) applied at three to includes the reduction of weeding frequency to stimulate build-up of natural enemies such as wasps and bugs, and the treatment of T. Asigna pupation sites with C. militaris to infect the pupae, would prevent severe outbreak
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书目信息
出版者
PPP (ISP)
其它主题
Malasia / warfarina; Palmier oleifere; Lutte anti-parasite; Malaisie / warfarine
语言
英语
注释
6 tables; 26 ref. Summary (En)
类型
Conference; Summary
来源
Proceedings of the International Conference on Oil Palm in Agriculture in the Eighties, Pushparajah, E.Chew, P.S. (eds.).- Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia): PPP (ISP), 1982. p. 543-562
粮农组织大会
International Conference on Oil Palm in Agriculture in the Eighties, Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), 17-20 Jun 1981
1984-08-15
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