Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Company News
10.1039/b203205h
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
42
42
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Regulatory News
10.1039/b203206f
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
43
44
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Pushing for less persistent pesticides
10.1039/b203202n
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
45
45
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
R&D News
10.1039/b203207b
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
46
46
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Biotechnology News
10.1039/b203208m
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
47
48
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Pyrethroid Insecticides
10.1039/b202996k
Khambay
Bhupinder P.S.
2002
13
2
49
54
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Reducing pesticide use in Ontario, Canada
10.1039/b203204j
Brethour
Cher
2002
13
2
55
55
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Crop protection in Northern Britain 2002
10.1039/b203211m
Snowdon
Jeremy
2002
13
2
56
57
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
The Scottish Agricultural College (SAC): an overview
10.1039/b203214g
Marshall
George
2002
13
2
58
60
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
The Scottish Crop Research Institute (SCRI)
10.1039/b203215p
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
61
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Crop protection and environment - do we allocate resources effectively?
10.1039/b203216n
Rüegg
Jacob
2002
13
2
64
64
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Dropleg, on-target, application
10.1039/b203217c
Basil
Graham
2002
13
2
65
66
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Awards from USDA-ARS
10.1039/b203218j
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
67
68
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Alternative insecticides and technologies for malaria control
10.1039/b203219h
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
69
69
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
'Candy Floss' insect barrier
10.1039/b203220c
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
70
70
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0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
The Australian war on bridal creeper
10.1039/b203221j
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
71
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Tsetse control in Botswana - a reversal in strategy
10.1039/b202993f
Allsopp
Reg
Phillemon-Motsu
T K
2002
13
2
73
76
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Campaign launched to eliminate tsetse fly
10.1039/b203222h
AuthorAnonymous
2002
13
2
77
78
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Pesticide Outlook
0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Weed management in Latin America
10.1039/b203223f
Valverde
Bernal
2002
13
2
79
81
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
A perspective on Moroccan crop protection
10.1039/b203224b
Hicks
Brian
2002
13
2
82
83
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0956-1250
Royal Society of Chemistry
Pest control on field vegetables threatened by the loss of organophosphorus (OP) and carbamate insecticides?
10.1039/b203225m
Thompson
Alwyn
2002
13
2
84
86
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Pesticide Outlook
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Fumigants and soil sterilants: viable, economic alternatives to methyl bromide — myth or reality?
10.1039/b203226k
Copping
Len
2002
13
2
87
87
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