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Insect pheromones: Useful lessons for crustacean pheromone programs?
Thomas C. Baker
Entomology
Huck Institutes of the Life Sciences
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
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Pheromone
100%
Crustacean
100%
Insect Pheromones
100%
Pheromone Trap
18%
Dispenser
9%
Mate-finding Behavior
9%
United States
9%
Management Tools
9%
Usage Patterns
9%
Sex Pheromone
9%
Egg Laying
9%
Invasive Species
9%
Controlled Release
9%
Insecticide Application
9%
Integrated Pest Management
9%
Management Program
9%
Pest Species
9%
Weevils
9%
Fecundity
9%
Mating Disruption
9%
Biological Control
9%
Cropping Area
9%
Cropping System
9%
Biologists
9%
Political Economy
9%
Effective Techniques
9%
Biological Differences
9%
Real Need
9%
Economic Trends
9%
Insect Management
9%
Population Suppression
9%
Pest Management Program
9%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Pheromone
100%
Insect Pheromones
100%
Pheromone Trap
18%
Curculionidae
18%
Sex Pheromone
9%
Invasive Species
9%
Insecticide Application
9%
Integrated Pest Management
9%
Biological Control
9%
Mating Disruption
9%
Cropping System
9%
Biologists
9%