Researches

Displaying 9431 - 9440 of 10060
# Title Department Research Year
9431 Seasonal abundance and flight activity of two lepidopterous pests: Zelleria oleastrella Miller, and Palpita unionalis Hb. as indicated by light trap catches Department of Plant Protection 1975
9432 Seasonal fluctuations and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen, and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation of certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9433 Seasonal fluctuations and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen, and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation of certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9434 Seasonal fluctuations and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen, and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation of certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9435 Seasonal fluctuations, and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation on certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9436 Seasonal fluctuations, and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation on certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9437 Seasonal fluctuations, and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation on certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9438 Seasonal fluctuations, and the role of predatory insects, total plant nitrogen and carbohydrates in determining the degree of red scale infestation on certain citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9439 Seasonal trends of citrus mites, Eutetranychus orientalis (Klein) and Brevipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes), and the role of predaceous mites, total nitrogen and total carbohydrates in relation to degree of infestation of citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975
9440 Seasonal trends of citrus mites, Eutetranychus orientalis (Klein) and Brevipalpus phoenicis (Geijskes), and the role of predaceous mites, total nitrogen and total carbohydrates in relation to degree of infestation of citrus trees Department of Plant Protection 1975