Economic Feasibility of Methoprene Applied as a Surface Treatment and as an Aerosol Alone and in Combination With Two Other Insecticides

Fontenot, Emily A.; Arthur, Frank H.; Nechols, James R.; Langemeier, Michael R.

doi:10.1603/ec12470

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Economic Feasibility of Methoprene Applied as a Surface Treatment and as an Aerosol Alone and in Combination With Two Other Insecticides

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