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Pests

21 entries, sorted by author, then by year

Author: Abo-El-Dahab, M.D.; El-Goorani, M.A.

Title: Market and storage diseases of Annona squamosa L. fruits in U.A.R. (Egypt). (Sugar-apple, Plant diseases)

Source: Phytopathol-Mediter, Jan 1971, 10 (1): 107-109.

Author: Ahmed, S.; Grainge, M.; Hylin, J.W.; Mitchell, W.D.; Litsinger, J.A.

Title: Investigating the feasibility of using botanical materials for pest control under traditional farming systems: A suggested approach.

Source: Schriftenr-Ges-Tech-Zusammenarbeit. Eschborn (W.Ger.): Die Gesellschaft. 1984. (161) p. 545-550.

Author: Alkofahi, A.; Rupprecht, J.K.; Anderson, J.E.; McLaughlin, J.L.; Mikolajczak, K.L.; Scott, B.A.

Title: Search for new pesticides from higher plants.

Source: A-C-S-Symp-Ser-Am-Chem-Soc. Washington, D.C.: The Society. 1989. v. 387 p. 24-43.

Author: Callaway, M.B.; Callaway, D.J.

Title: Our native pawpaw: the next new commercial fruit?

Source: Arnoldia. Jamaica Plain, Mass.: Arnold Arboretum. Fall 1992. v. 52 (3) p. 29-29.

Author: Callaway, M. Brett.

Title: The pawpaw (Asimina triloba).

Source: Frankfort, Ken.: Kentucky State Univ., 1990. ii, 22 p.: ill.

Author: Callaway, M.B.

Title: Current research for the commercial development of pawpaw [Asimina triloba (L.) Dunal].

Source: HortScience. Alexandria, Va.: American Society for Horticultural Science. Feb 1992. v. 27 (2) p. 90, 191.

Author: Callaway, M.B.

Title: The pawpaw.

Source: Annu-rep-North-Nut-Grow-Assoc. Hamden, Conn.: The Association. 1992. (83rd) p. 106-119.

Author: Damman, H.

Title: Facilitative interactions between two lepidopteran herbivores of Asimina.

Source: Oecologia. Berlin, W.Ger.: Springer International. 1989. v. 78 (2) p. 214-219.

Author: Damman, H.

Title: The osmaterial glands of the swallowtail butterfly Eurytides marcellus as a defence against natural enemies.

Source: Ecol-Entomol. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications. Aug 1986. v. 11 (3) p. 261-265.