An entomologist at the Lincoln research centre of the D.S.I.R., Warren Thomas, shows Nicholas Ward and other orchardists at Loburn how to transfer the predator mite, Amblyseius fallacis, from its soya bean plant host. The predator is to be used to control the two-spotted mite which has been destroying Canterbury fruit crops.
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52An entomologist at the Lincoln research centre of the D.S.I.R., Warren Thomas, shows Nicholas Ward and other orchardists at Loburn how to transfer the predator mite, Amblyseius fallacis, from its soya bean plant host. The predator is to be used to control the two-spotted mite which has been destroying Canterbury fruit crops. Press, 1 April 1981, Page 6
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