Selection of non-target Lepidoptera species to test Bt maize effects in the laboratory: which species and how to breed them?

Andreas Lang; Matthias Dolek; Marina S. Lee; Anja Freese-Hager; Mathias Otto

doi:10.3897/biorisk.15.59823

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BioRisk 15: 45-65
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