Managing diseases and pests of Asian vegetables

Managing diseases and pests of Asian vegetables by Leonard Tesoriero Download PDF EPUB FB2

Foreward --Key personnel --Acknowledgments --Executive summary --Introduction --Part A. Pathogen identification and disease management --Part B. Pest surveillance and management in the Sydney Basin --Part C.

Extending integrated pest management to Victorian LOTE growers --Part D. Integrated pest management for Asian baby-leaf vegetables. Managing Diseases and Pests in Asian Vegetables | Len Tesoriero, Dr Victor Rajakulendran, Dr Leanne Forsyth, Mr Roger Carrus, Mr Damian Collins, Ms Virginia Brunton, Dr Ho Dang, Mr Chun Fong, Mr Robert Dimsey, Mr Slobidan Vujovic, Ms Livinia Zirnsak |.

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