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Biology And Management Of Bactrocera And Related Fruit Flies Cab International

SKU: BELL-12058142

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Publisher: Cabi

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.32 MB

Author: C.A.B. International, ; Clarke, Anthony R

ISBN: 9781486312139, 9781789241822, 9781789241846, 1486312136, 1789241820, 1789241847

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Biology And Management Of Bactrocera And Related Fruit Flies Cab International by C.a.b. International, ; Clarke, Anthony R 9781486312139, 9781789241822, 9781789241846, 1486312136, 1789241820, 1789241847 instant download after payment.

This book with 12 chapters presents the systematics and taxonomy, evolutionary biogeography and biodiversity, basic biology and demographic ecology, reproductive biology and mating behaviour, and pest control of Bactrocera and related fruit flies.;General introduction -- Systematics and taxonomy -- Evolutionary biogeography and biodiversity -- Basic biology and demographic ecology -- Reproductive biology and mating behaviour -- Host use -- Bactrocera as invasive organisms -- Natural enemies -- Pre-harvest management -- Phytosanitary measures -- Regulatory controls -- Looking forward.