Forest proximity positively affects natural enemy mediated control of fall armyworm in Southern Africa
Type:
Title:
Forest proximity positively affects natural enemy mediated control of fall armyworm in Southern Africa
Creator:
Clarkson, J.;
Borah, J.R.;
Baudron, F.;
Sunderland, T.
Borah, J.R.;
Baudron, F.;

Sunderland, T.
Year:
2022
Copyright:
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Journal:
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change
Journal volume:
5
Article number:
781574
Place of Publication:
Switzerland
Publisher:
Frontiers
Citation:
Forest proximity positively affects natural enemy mediated control of fall armyworm in Southern Africa. 2022. 5 DOI: 10.3389/ffgc.2022.781574 Frontiers.