Notes on the cabbage seedpod weevil <i>Ceutorhynchus assimilis</i> and its parasites

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  • J. H. McLeod Biological Control Investigations Laboratory Division of Entomology Science Service Department of Agriculture Vancouver, B.C.

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2019-10-08

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Vol. 49 (1953): Proceedings of the Entomological Society of British Columbia

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