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May 18, 2002Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry

A Piperidine Amide Extracted from Piper longum L. Fruit Shows Activity against Aedes aegypti Mosquito Larvae

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YYYoung‐Cheol YangKumoh National Institute of TechnologySLSang‐Guei LeeRural Development AdministrationHLHee-Kwon LeeKangwon National University

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