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Agronomy / Biological pest control / Mating disruption / Pest control / Light brown apple moth / Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service / Biology / Aphis / Land management / Tortricidae / Agricultural pest insects / Agriculture
Date: 2014-02-10 10:04:38
Agronomy
Biological pest control
Mating disruption
Pest control
Light brown apple moth
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Biology
Aphis
Land management
Tortricidae
Agricultural pest insects
Agriculture

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