April 1, 1985

Pesticide Use on Cereals and the Survival of Grey Partridge Chicks: A Field Experiment

MRMichael RandsUniversity of East Anglia

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Le traitement total d'un champ reduit beaucoup plus la faune d'insectes, nourriture de Perdix perdix, que lorsque de petites parcelles du champ sont laissees intraitees. Consequences pour la protection du gibier

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