Control of Disease Vectors in the CommunityReviews methods of control which can overcome some of the difficulties encountered in vector control. It explores opportunities for the implementation of small-scale technology which communities, especially in tropical developing countries can manage independently, with minimal input from outside. |
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F Curtis J D Lines P Carnevale V Robert C Boudin J M Halna L Pazart | 6 |
Experimental Hut Studies | 19 |
Prospects for the Application of PyrethroidImpregnated Nets | 38 |
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