Faunistic study of mites injurious to deciduous fruit trees

By:

RANDEEP Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1998Edition: COBHDescription: 81,19LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 595.42 R17F

Summary: During the survey of different localities of Punjab State. 27 species of mites inhabiting deciduous fruit trees were recorded Of these. 17 are phytophagous and ten predatory in nature. The phytophagous mite species encountered belong to 3 families viz.. T

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Theses/ Dissertation	Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library	T 595.42 R17F (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		220778
Theses/ Dissertation	Mohinder Singh Randhawa Library	T 595.42 R17F (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		220779

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During the survey of different localities of Punjab State. 27 species of mites inhabiting deciduous fruit trees were recorded Of these. 17 are phytophagous and ten predatory in nature. The phytophagous mite species encountered belong to 3 families viz.. T

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