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Studies on the insecticide-resistance in Japanese insects of medical importance with special reference to the human lice and housefly

Kazuo Yasutomi

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Since 1950 the author has been engaged in the research of insecticide resistance developed in the insects of medical importance in Japan. This report dealt with the main points of the author's observations and findings.

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Since 1950 the author has been engaged in the research of insecticide resistance developed in the insects of medical importance in Japan. This report dealt with the main points of the author's observations and findings.

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Since 1950 the author has been engaged in the research of insecticide resistance developed in the insects of medical importance in Japan. This report dealt with the main points of the author's observations and findings.

Key concepts: Housefly, Insecticide resistance, Resistance (ecology), Biology, Toxicology, Musca, Agronomy, Ecology

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