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Publications by Baojie Chi
Thermal Activity Thresholds of ParasitoidsAphidius avenaeandAphidius Gifuensis(Hymenoptera: Braconidae): Implications for Their Efficacy as Biological Control Agents in the Same Location
Florida Entomologist
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