Author:
Camerota Caterina,Raddadi Noura,Pizzinat Alan,Gonella Elena,Crotti Elena,Tedeschi Rosemarie,Mozes-Daube Netta,Ember Ibolya,Acs Zoltan,Kolber Maria,Zchori-Fein Einat,Daffonchio Daniele,Alma Alberto
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Insect Science,Plant Science
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