Basic principles of insect population suppression and management E.F. Knipling

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TextPublication details: United States Department of Agriculture Washington 1979Description: ix, 659 pp.; 26cm

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General Book	CPRI Library	595.7 K749B (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		10140

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