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Title: The potential of zinc phosphide for mouse plague control in Australia : a review of the literature prepared for the Grains Research and Development Corporation / by Robert Parker and Martin Hannah-Jones.
Author: Alan Fletcher Research Station (Qld.) ; Grains Research and Development Corporation (Australia) ; Hannan-Jones, Martin. ; Parker, Robert.
Year: 1996.
Description: 110 leaves ; 30 cm.
Subject: Rodenticides. ; Australia. ; Literature reviews. ; Zinc phosphide. ; Residues. ; Baits. ; Mice. ; Toxicology. ; Environmental impact.
Notes: Bibliography : p. 33-39.
Type: Book
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