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East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal Volume 27, 1961 - Issue 1
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Nematocerus sp. (nr. brevicornis Hust)—A Pest of Cereals in Kenya

I—the Bionomics and Control of the Adult and Larva

J. A. BullockDept. of Agriculture, Kenya
(Entomologist)
Pages 24-32 | Received 13 Dec 1960, Published online: 11 Dec 2015

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J. A. Bullock. (1962) Nematocerus SP. (NR. Brevicornis Hust.)—A Pest of Cereals in Kenya. East African Agricultural and Forestry Journal 28:1, pages 29-34.
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D. J. W. Rose & C. J. Hodgson. (2009) Systates exaptus Mshl. (Col., Curculionidae) and related species as soil pests of maize in Rhodesia . Bulletin of Entomological Research 56:2, pages 303-318.
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