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Volume & Issue: Volume 5, Issue 9, September 2014, Page 855-902


1		STUDY OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN MULBERRY SILKWORM FEEDING ON MULBERRY LEAVES SUPPLEMENTED WITH CAMPHOR HONEY AND OIL.
	Page 855-864
	Eman Hassan; M. Ebrahem; Rehab Taha
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2		CONTROL OF MANGE MITE, Sacroptes scabiei ON SHEEP
	Page 865-870
	A. Desoky; T. Abo-Elmaged; H. Hamdon
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3		BEHAVIOR OF SOME RICE GENOTYPES AS AFFECTED BY SOME MAJOR DISEASES INFECTION UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.
	Page 871-890
	S. Hammoud; W. Gabr
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4		INFLUENCE OF NATURAL CONDITIONS ON SOME BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF Trichogramma evanescens (WESTWOOD) IN COMPARISON WITH LABORATORY REARING CONDITIONS
	Page 891-902
	Manal El-Sharkawy; K. Hassan; Dina Ahmed
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Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology (JPPP) - Articles List

STUDY OF PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN MULBERRY SILKWORM FEEDING ON MULBERRY LEAVES SUPPLEMENTED WITH CAMPHOR HONEY AND OIL.

CONTROL OF MANGE MITE, Sacroptes scabiei ON SHEEP

BEHAVIOR OF SOME RICE GENOTYPES AS AFFECTED BY SOME MAJOR DISEASES INFECTION UNDER DIFFERENT CONDITIONS.

INFLUENCE OF NATURAL CONDITIONS ON SOME BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF Trichogramma evanescens (WESTWOOD) IN COMPARISON WITH LABORATORY REARING CONDITIONS