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... Pp. 25–34 in Proceedings of the Second National Integrated Pest Management Symposium/ Workshop.
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... 1979. Integrated Pest Management Council on Environmental Quality.
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... 1972. Integrated Pest Management.
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... 1991. National organization promotes integrated pest management.
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... 1992. Biologically intensive integrated pest management: Future choices for cotton.
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... Pp. 41–57 in Proceedings of the National Integrated Pest Management Symposium/Workshop.
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... 1986. Ecological Theory and Integrated Pest Management Practice.
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... Pp. 196–203 in Pest Management: Biologically Based Technologies, R
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... Pp. 214–221 in Pest Management: Biologically Based Technologies: Proceedings of the Beltsville Symposium XVII, R
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... 1989a. Field Testing Genetically Modified Organisms.
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... Pp. 163–165 in Proceedings, National Integrated Pest Management Symposium/Workshop.
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... Pp. 102–122 in Beyond Pesticides: Biological Approaches to Pest Management in California, T
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... Pp. 404–409 in Pest Management: Biologically Based Technologies, R
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... Pp. 83–106 in Food, Crop Pests, and the Environment: The Need and Potential for Biologically Intensive Integrated Pest Management, F
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... Pp. 173–180 in Pest Management: Biologically Based Technologies, R
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... Pp. 1–12 in Food, Crop Pests, and the Environment: The Need and Potential for Biologically Intensive Integrated Pest Management, F
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Key Terms

  • pest management
  • integrated pest
  • biologically based
  • boll weevil
  • biologically intensive

  • aquatic weeds
  • crop protection
  • plant pathogens
  • biological approaches
  • intensive integrated

  • international symposium
  • pest control
  • van den
  • based technologies
  • control agents

  • national integrated
  • aquatic vegetation
  • nuisance aquatic
  • classical biological
  • cotton conference

  • beltwide cotton
  • crop pests
  • introduced biological
  • economic feasibility
  • insect pest

  • weevil eradication
  • agricultural ipm
  • plant disease
  • den bosch
  • experiment station


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