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Bacillus thuringiensis for managing gypsy moth : a review /

Richard Reardon, Normand R. Dubois, W. McLane

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This publication is the first in a series (FHM-NC-01-94) supported by the USDA Forest Service National Center of Forest Health Management in Morgantown, West Virginia.The National Center of Forest 1 lealth Managment was established in April 1 993 for the purpose of accelerating development and use of environmentally acceptable technologies to improve the health of America's forests.The Center has national responsibility to address technology needs that are a key for successful integrated pest management of major forest insects and diseases, and for the successful management of forest ecosystems.

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This publication is the first in a series (FHM-NC-01-94) supported by the USDA Forest Service National Center of Forest Health Management in Morgantown, West Virginia.The National Center of Forest 1 lealth Managment was established in April 1 993 for the purpose of accelerating development and use of environmentally acceptable technologies to improve the health of America's forests.The Center has national responsibility to address technology needs that are a key for successful integrated pest management of major forest insects and diseases, and for the successful management of forest ecosystems.

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This publication is the first in a series (FHM-NC-01-94) supported by the USDA Forest Service National Center of Forest Health Management in Morgantown, West Virginia.The National Center of Forest 1 lealth Managment was established in April 1 993 for the purpose of accelerating development and use of environmentally acceptable technologies to improve the health of America's forests.The Center has national responsibility to address technology needs that are a key for successful integrated pest management of major forest insects and diseases, and for the successful management of forest ecosystems.

Key concepts: Gypsy moth, Bacillus thuringiensis, Biology, Botany, Lepidoptera genitalia, Bacteria, Genetics

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