Thermal biology, population fluctuations and implications of temperature extremes for the management of two globally significant insect pests.

Thermal biology, population fluctuations and implications of temperature extremes for the management of two globally significant insect pests.

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Thermal biology, population fluctuations and implications of temperature extremes for the management of two globally significant insect pests.

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