Gastropod problem and its management in ornamental plant nurseries

By:

Chhabra, Esha

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2008Edition: ZoologyDescription: 29CM; 97LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 594.304.5 C33G

Summary: Survey of three commercial plant nurseries at Ludhiana viz. Bengal nursery and Suman nursery, Pakhowal road and Care well nurseries and flowers, New Rajguru Nagar at Ludhiana for gastropod population revealed that two biotypes of slugs species, Filicaulis

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Survey of three commercial plant nurseries at Ludhiana viz. Bengal nursery and Suman nursery, Pakhowal road and Care well nurseries and flowers, New Rajguru Nagar at Ludhiana for gastropod population revealed that two biotypes of slugs species, Filicaulis

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