Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9787802336803
Published on: 2008-01
Paperback
We would like to thank the Food & Agriculture Organization of the United Nations; China Associationfor Science & Technology （CAST）;China International Conference Center for Science and Technology（CICCST） ; Center of Human Resources Development, Ministry of Agriculture, P.R. China （CHRDMA） ;National Natural Science Foundation of China; DuPont Crop Protection, USA; Institute for the Control ofAgrochemicals, Ministry of Agriculture, P.R. China （ICAMA） ; Chinese Academy of Agricuhual Sciences（CAAS）; and China Society of Plant Protection （CSPP） for their great contributions to this workshop.
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Predicting outbreaks of a migratory pest: An analysis of DBM distribution and abundance
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