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21) Use of bacillus thuringiensis for insect control in Colorado

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.556

22) Notes on insects and insecticides, 1888

Author

Cassidy, James

Series

Bulletin volume 6

Pub. Date

1889.

23) Insects and insecticides: being a revised edition of bulletin 114

Author

Gillette, C. P

Series

Bulletin volume 210

Pub. Date

1915.

24) Squash bug: management in home gardens

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.609

Pub. Date

[2008]

25) Conifer seed bugs

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.588

26) Uses of pheromones for insect control in Colorado

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.562

Pub. Date

1986.

27) Insect parasitic nematodes

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.573

28) Household insect pests: characteristics and control

Author

Hantsbarger, William M

Series

Service in action volume no. 5.523

Pub. Date

1981.

29) Sunspiders, windscorpions

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Trees and shrubs volume no. 5.589

Pub. Date

[1999]

30) Zimmerman pine moth

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.591

31) Beneficial insects and other arthropods

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.550

Pub. Date

[2003]

32) Report of the entomologist

Series

Bulletin volume 94
Technical volume no. 6

Pub. Date

1904.

33) Silent spring

Author

Carson, Rachel

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"First published by Houghton Mifflin in 1962, Silent Spring alerted a large audience to the environmental and human dangers of indiscriminate use of pesticides, spurring revolutionary changes in the laws affecting our air, land, and water. 'Silent Spring became a runaway bestseller, with international reverberations . . . [It is] well crafted, fearless and succinct . . . Even if she had not inspired a generation of activists, Carson would prevail...

34) Bat bugs and bed bugs

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Insect series. Home and garden volume no. 5.574

Pub. Date

[2005]

35) Vegetable growing in Colorado ; Hot beds and cold frames

Author

McGinty, R. A

Series

Bulletin volume 199

Pub. Date

1914.

36) Nonchemical disease control

Author

Edmunds, Brooke A

Series

Gardening series. Diseases volume no. 2.903

Pub. Date

[2009]

37) Household insects of the Rocky Mountain states

Series

Bulletin volume 557A

Pub. Date

[1994]

38) Non-chemical methods for controlling diseases in the home garden

Author

Pottorff, Laura Pickett

Series

Service in action volume no. 2.903

Pub. Date

[1992]

39) Insects that feed on Colorado trees and shrubs

Author

Cranshaw, Whitney

Series

Bulletin volume 506A

Pub. Date

1993.

40) Wicked bugs: the louse that conquered Napoleon's army & other diabolical insects

Author

Stewart, Amy

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Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide information and stories of one hundred insects that infest, infect, and make trouble for humans, and includes etchings and drawings of the six- and eight-legged pests.

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21) Use of bacillus thuringiensis for insect control in Colorado

22) Notes on insects and insecticides, 1888

23) Insects and insecticides: being a revised edition of bulletin 114

24) Squash bug: management in home gardens

25) Conifer seed bugs

26) Uses of pheromones for insect control in Colorado

27) Insect parasitic nematodes

28) Household insect pests: characteristics and control

29) Sunspiders, windscorpions

30) Zimmerman pine moth

31) Beneficial insects and other arthropods

32) Report of the entomologist

33) Silent spring

34) Bat bugs and bed bugs

35) Vegetable growing in Colorado ; Hot beds and cold frames

36) Nonchemical disease control

37) Household insects of the Rocky Mountain states

38) Non-chemical methods for controlling diseases in the home garden

39) Insects that feed on Colorado trees and shrubs

40) Wicked bugs: the louse that conquered Napoleon's army & other diabolical insects