Taxonomic studies on brevipalpid mites (Acari) infesting various crops in the Punjab

By:

Balpreet

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1989Edition: ZoologyDescription: 29cm. 94, 7LSubject(s):

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T 632.654.2 B18T

Summary: The present work deals with the taxonomy, host, range, comparative abundance and distribution of brevipalpid mites of the Punjab State. Of the 113 plant species examined during the present work, 41 were infested with different kinds of mites including bre

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The present work deals with the taxonomy, host, range, comparative abundance and distribution of brevipalpid mites of the Punjab State. Of the 113 plant species examined during the present work, 41 were infested with different kinds of mites including bre

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