EKB Journal Management System
1.

STUDIES ON THE EGYPT IAN ALFALFA WEEVIL, Hypera btunneipetmis (BOHEMAN) AND CERTAIN ASSOCIATED PREDATORS IN EGYPT (KAFR EL·SHEIKH) AND L,IBYA (SEBHA)

Pages 6887-6894
G. A. EI-Mezayyen,
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EVALUATION OF SOME COWPEA GENOTYPE~ TO INFESTATION OF CERTAIN PIERCING SUCKING INSECTS AND COTTON LEAFWORM IN KAFR EL-SHEIKH REGIQN

Pages 6895-6904
G. A. EI-Mezayyen,; A. M. Nassef; R. M. Y. Helal; R. A. Abou-Aiana
3.

STUDIES ON THE POPULATION DENSITY OF CERTAIN LEPIDOPTEROUS INSECT PESTS IN CABBAGE FIELDS

Pages 6905-6912
M. H. Kamel,
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ROLE OF SOME RELATIVELY NOVEL ALTERNATIVES IN INCREASING INSECT'G~DES TOXICITY AGAINST SOME SUCKING PESTS

Pages 6913-6920
A. M. Nassef,
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EFFICIENCY OF SOME NATURAL OILS AND CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES AGAINST THE MITE, Varroa jacobsonl (Oud.) INFESTING HONEYBEE IN DIFFERENT LOCALITIES IN EGYPT

Pages 6921-6925
F. Sh. Serag EI-Dlen,; A. A. Eissa
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EFFECT OF TWO COMMERCIAL ENTOMOPATHOGENIC FUNGUS INSECTICIDES, Beauveria bassiana (BALS). APPLIED ALONE OR TOGETHER WITH NATURAL OIL ON WHITE FLY UNDER BEAN FIELD CONDITIONS

Pages 6927-6932
H. E. H. Omar,; S. A. Hady
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Thrips tabaci (LIND.) AS SUITABLE PREY FOR THREE PREDACIOUS MITES OF THE FAMILY PHYTOSEIIDAE (ACARI: PHYTOSEIIDAE)

Pages 6933-6939
G. M. Abou-Elella,
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ARTHROPOD COMPOSTION IN COTTON FIELDS AS MONITORED BY PITFALL TRAPS AND SOME BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TRUE SPIDER, Tnanatus albin; (Audouin)

Pages 6941-6949
A. S. Hendawy,; G. A. EI-Mezayyen