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Egyptian alfalfa weevil …population and ecology research

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Warren R. Cothran, University of California, Davis.
Charles G. Summers, Entomology and Parasitology (Kearney Field Station), U.C.
D. González, Division of Biological Control, U.C., Riverside

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California Agriculture 25(5):5-5.

Published May 01, 1971

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Abstract

Losses attributable to H. brunneipennis are increasing for a complex of reasons, perhaps the most important of which stem from a lack of detailed information on this species. While many studies have been made on the biology of the species H. postica in California and other states, there is relatively little basic data on the field ecology of H. brunneipennis, which differs significantly from that of H. postica.

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Egyptian alfalfa weevil …population and ecology research

Warren R. Cothran, Charles G. Summers, D. González
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Egyptian alfalfa weevil …population and ecology research

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Authors

Warren R. Cothran, University of California, Davis.
Charles G. Summers, Entomology and Parasitology (Kearney Field Station), U.C.
D. González, Division of Biological Control, U.C., Riverside

Publication Information

California Agriculture 25(5):5-5.

Published May 01, 1971

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

Losses attributable to H. brunneipennis are increasing for a complex of reasons, perhaps the most important of which stem from a lack of detailed information on this species. While many studies have been made on the biology of the species H. postica in California and other states, there is relatively little basic data on the field ecology of H. brunneipennis, which differs significantly from that of H. postica.

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