Dispersal and diet of the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata.
Donald C. Weber
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Donald C. Weber
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David N. Ferro provided the concept and guidance for this project, and encouraged me to undertake valuable IPM extension work at UMass.His dedication to addressing applied problems, while at the same time gaining insight into the basic biology of pest insects and their natural enemies,
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David N. Ferro provided the concept and guidance for this project, and encouraged me to undertake valuable IPM extension work at UMass.His dedication to addressing applied problems, while at the same time gaining insight into the basic biology of pest insects and their natural enemies,
Key concepts: Leptinotarsa, Colorado potato beetle, Biological dispersal, Geography, Biology, Ecology, Agroforestry, Larva