Bumblebees can be used in combination with juvenile hormone analogues and ecdysone agonists. (Q52672527)

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scientific article published on 4 August 2006

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English	Bumblebees can be used in combination with juvenile hormone analogues and ecdysone agonists.	scientific article published on 4 August 2006

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Bumblebees can be used in combination with juvenile hormone analogues and ecdysone agonists. (English)

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Veerle Mommaerts

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4 August 2006

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10.1007/S10646-006-0087-Z

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5 May 2018

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