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Interspecific Interactions and Insecticide Applications Shape Pest Community Structure on Eastern Hemlock
Pieper, Kristofer M.
2016
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Description
Interspecific interactions and use of insecticides affect densities of three invasive and native pests on eastern hemlock in New England; includes a case study comparing the Middlesex Fells Reservation and the Arnold Arboretum.
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School of Arts and Sciences Scholarship
Senior Honors Theses
Creator department
Tufts University. Environmental Studies Program.
Thesis Type
Undergraduate
Subject
Eastern hemlock--Diseases and pests--New England.
Insects--Ecology--New England.
Animal-plant relationships.
Biotic communities--New England.
Insecticides--Environmental aspects.
Middlesex Fells Reservation (Mass.)--Environmental aspects.
Arnold Arboretum--Environmental aspects.
Genre
Academic theses.
Tufts dissertations and theses.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10427/009623
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Component ID:
tufts:sd.0000460
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