Population genomics and demographic modeling enhance our understanding of trophic level interactions in biological control
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Published:2024-09
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Volume:196
Page:105585
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ISSN:1049-9644
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Container-title:Biological Control
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language:en
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Short-container-title:Biological Control
Author:
Sethuraman Arun, Obrycki John J.ORCID
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