Field evaluation of the long-lasting treated storage bag, deltamethrin incorporated, (ZeroFly® Storage Bag) as a barrier to insect pest infestation
Authors:
- Sulochana PaudyalSPSulochana Paudyal
- George P. OpitGOGeorge P. Opit
- Enoch A. OsekreEOEnoch A. Osekre
- Frank H. ArthurFAFrank H. Arthur
- Georgina V. BinghamGBGeorgina V. Bingham
- Mark E. PaytonMPMark E. Payton
- James K. DansoJames K. Danso
- Naomi ManuNMNaomi Manu
- Evans P. NsiahENEvans P. Nsiah
- Sulochana PaudyalSPSulochana Paudyal
- George P. OpitGOGeorge P. Opit
- Enoch A. OsekreEOEnoch A. Osekre
- 1 January 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Stored Products Research
- Vol. 70, 44-52
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Vestergaard SA (2-5-18600)
- Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station (OKL2949)
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