Species-Specific Toxicity of Certain Insecticides to Tephritids in Hawaii Suggested by Unusual Susceptibility Relationships Among Oriental Fruit Flies, Melon Flies, and Mediterranean Fruit Flies

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Suppression of Mediterranean Fruit Flies by Oriental Fruit Flies in Mixed Infestations in Guava

By Keiser Irving   Kobayashi Richard M.   Miyashita Doris H.   Harris Ernest J.   Schneider Esther L.   Chambers Derrell L.  

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