Sesame leaf-roller (Antigastra catalaunalis) in Australian sesame crops
The sesame leaf-roller is a significant threat to Australia’s fledgling sesame industry. Sesame seedlings can be killed by as few as 2 small caterpillars, and...
EMERGING INDUSTRIES
147 pages
Published: 1 Oct 2003
Publication Code: 03-046
Author(s): Blackwell, P., Stewart, M.
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