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AGRICULTURAL PESTS

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Author

David Gianelli

Article Date

August 20 1972

Language

English

Journal Title

Arizona

Page Number(s)

6-12

Subject Headings

AGRICULTURAL PESTS

Object type

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Author

D. Bolles

Article Date

November 3, 1968

Language

English

Journal Title

Arizona

Page Number(s)

58-61

Subject Headings

AGRICULTURAL PESTS

Object type

Rights

Submit a duplications request to Special Collections for this material: https://speccoll.library.arizona.edu/duplications

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