doi: 10.1016/0022-1910(65)90052-1.
THE ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF ADULT REPRODUCTIVE DIAPAUSE IN THE CHRYSOMELID BEETLE GALERUCA TANACETI (L.). II
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THE ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF ADULT REPRODUCTIVE DIAPAUSE IN THE CHRYSOMELID BEETLE GALERUCA TANACETI (L.). II
J Insect Physiol.
1965 Apr.
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