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Antifeedant activity of botanical crude extracts and their fractions on Bemisia tabaci (Homoptera: Aleyrodidae) adults: II Sechium pittieri (Cucurbitaceae)

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Fig. 1. Average number of B. tabaci adults (A) and deposited eggs (B) 48 h after the wild “tacaco” (S
Fig. 2. Average number of B. tabaci adults (A) and deposited eggs (B) 48 h after the wild “tacaco” (S
Fig. 3. Average number of B. tabaci adults (A) and deposited eggs (B) 48 h after the wild “tacaco” (S
Fig. 4. Average number of B. tabaci adults (A) and deposited eggs (B) 48 h after the wild “tacaco” (S
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