Sticky card for Empoasca onukii with bicolor patterns captures less beneficial arthropods in tea gardens
Authors:
- Lei BianLBLei Bian
- Xiao-Ming CaiXCXiao-Ming Cai
- Zong-Xiu LuoZLZong-Xiu Luo
- Zhao-Qun LiZLZhao-Qun Li
- Zong-Mao ChenZCZong-Mao Chen
- 1 November 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Crop Protection
- Vol. 149
Abstract
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (31702052, 2018QNRC001, 2016YFD0200900, 2019YFD1002100, CARS-19)
- China Academy of Space Technology (31702052, 2018QNRC001, 2016YFD0200900, 2019YFD1002100, CARS-19)
- National Key Research and Development Program of China (31702052, 2018QNRC001, 2016YFD0200900, 2019YFD1002100, CARS-19)
- Modern Agricultural Technology Industry System of Shandong province (31702052, 2018QNRC001, 2016YFD0200900, 2019YFD1002100, CARS-19)
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