The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes

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Main Author:	Quigley, M. A.
Published:	University of Westminster 1980
Subjects:	577 Ecology
Online Access:	http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.257110

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spelling	ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-2571102015-03-19T06:53:49ZThe use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodesQuigley, M. A.1980577EcologyUniversity of Westminsterhttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.257110Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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spellingShingle	577 Ecology Quigley, M. A. The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
author	Quigley, M. A.
author_facet	Quigley, M. A.
author_sort	Quigley, M. A.
title	The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
title_short	The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
title_full	The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
title_fullStr	The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
title_full_unstemmed	The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
title_sort	use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes
publisher	University of Westminster
publishDate	1980
url	http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.257110
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The use of cliamtic data to predict the development of a pest and the number of generations it may complete in one year, with particular reference to sedentary nematodes

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