The desert locust situation in Dominica Desert locusts in the Caribbean: proceedings
Por: Pierre, C
| Stemshorn, B | IICA, Port-of-Spain (Trinidad y Tobago) | Regional Meeting on Desert Locusts in the Caribbean Port-of-Spain (Trinidad y Tobago) 16 Nov 1988.
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ArtículoEditor: Port-of-Spain (Trinidad y Tobago) 1989Descripción: p. 32-37.Tema(s): INSECTOS DANINOS | SCHISTOCERCA | ACRIDIDAE | CONTROL DE INSECTOS | DOMINICAResumen: The document explains when and where swarms of locust arrived in Dominica. The document then presents a brief weather pattern, locsut survey methodology, control measures, and a planed follow up. Finally, it is explained that no population increase has been observer since the october 15-16 incursion, and local climatic conditions along with bird predation, and possible migration of swarms, keeps the population steadily declining. (MIBA)
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The document explains when and where swarms of locust arrived in Dominica. The document then presents a brief weather pattern, locsut survey methodology, control measures, and a planed follow up. Finally, it is explained that no population increase has been observer since the october 15-16 incursion, and local climatic conditions along with bird predation, and possible migration of swarms, keeps the population steadily declining. (MIBA)
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