Author: Le Pelley, R.H.
Title: Pests of Coffee
Description: Longmans 1968 xii, 590, col + b/w photos, text figs. . HB. 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt. Vg in slightly worn d/w (minor edgewear). From the library of D.J. Greathead (1931-2006), British dipterist and influential figure in biological control, with his name stamp to endpaper. Also loosely inserted are two papers on Coffee and insects (1). Coffee Insects by R. H. Pelley (reprint from Annual review of Entomology Vol. 18, 1973, pp. 121-142). And (2). The Dissemination of Coffee cultivation throughout the world by M. Bigger (from the Tropical Agriculture Association Newsletter March, 2006, pp. 15-19).. Coffee is a major tropical crop, yet the trees and beans are vulnerable to numerous species of animal and insect pests that can cause major damage for coffee farmers. This work seeks to give a comprehensive overview of our current understanding of the insect threats to coffee growers. Also loosely inserted are two papers on Coffee and insects (1). Coffee Insects by R. H. Pelley (reprint from Annual review of Entomology Vol. 18, 1973, pp. 121-142). And (2). The Dissemination of Coffee cultivation throughout the world by M. Bigger (from the Tropical Agriculture Association Newsletter March, 2006, pp. 15-19)..
Keywords: Agricultural Pests; Coffea arabica
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Title: Pests of Coffee
Description: Longmans 1968 xii, 590, col + b/w photos, text figs. . HB. 8vo, orig. cloth, gilt. Vg in slightly worn d/w (minor edgewear). From the library of D.J. Greathead (1931-2006), British dipterist and influential figure in biological control, with his name stamp to endpaper. Also loosely inserted are two papers on Coffee and insects (1). Coffee Insects by R. H. Pelley (reprint from Annual review of Entomology Vol. 18, 1973, pp. 121-142). And (2). The Dissemination of Coffee cultivation throughout the world by M. Bigger (from the Tropical Agriculture Association Newsletter March, 2006, pp. 15-19).. Coffee is a major tropical crop, yet the trees and beans are vulnerable to numerous species of animal and insect pests that can cause major damage for coffee farmers. This work seeks to give a comprehensive overview of our current understanding of the insect threats to coffee growers. Also loosely inserted are two papers on Coffee and insects (1). Coffee Insects by R. H. Pelley (reprint from Annual review of Entomology Vol. 18, 1973, pp. 121-142). And (2). The Dissemination of Coffee cultivation throughout the world by M. Bigger (from the Tropical Agriculture Association Newsletter March, 2006, pp. 15-19)..
Keywords: Agricultural Pests; Coffea arabica
Price: GBP 25.00 = appr. US$ 35.70 Seller: Pemberley Natural History Books
- Book number: S57510
- Book number: S57510
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