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Sodium hypochlorite and formalin as antiviral agents against nuclear-polyhedrosis virus in larvae of the cabbage looper.
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Sodium hypochlorite and formalin as antiviral agents against nuclear-polyhedrosis virus in larvae of the cabbage looper.
http://lib.bioinfo.pl/pmid:5649248
Establishment of baseline susceptibility data to various insecticides for Homalodisca coagulata (Homoptera: Cicadellidae) by comparative bioassay techniques.
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antiviral agents nuclear-polyhedrosis virus bemisia tabaci cabbage looper codling moth cydia pomonella effects of body size hypochlorite diseases insect viruses
Jan 1, 2007
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No. 10211 April 2005 INFORMATION SHEET Melbourne's Butterflies series Cabbage White Butterfly Pieris rapae Identification Wingspan 45mm. Above, white with black tip to forewing and base of wings, males with one black spot on forewing and females with two. Beneath, forewing white and hindwing yellow.
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