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Title: Farming systems for rice cultivation which promote the regulation of pest populations by natural enemies : planthopper management in traditional, intensive farming and LISA [low-input sustainable agriculture] rice cultivation in Japan
Author: Hidaka, Kazumasa.
Series: Extension bulletin (Food and Fertilizer Technology Center for the Asian and Pacific Region), ; 374.
Description: 15 p. ; 26 cm.
Holdings: n.374 (1993)
Subject: No-tillage. ; Insect pests. ; Planthoppers. ; Insect control. ; Japan. ; Biological control. ; Cereals. ; Rice. ; Biological control agents. ; Farming systems.
Type: Serial
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