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Biology / Agapeta zoegana / Tortricidae / Agroecology / Centaurea / Noxious weed / C. iberica / Allelopathy / Bangasternus fausti / Curculionidae / Invasive plant species / Agriculture
Date: 2011-05-31 17:44:56
Biology
Agapeta zoegana
Tortricidae
Agroecology
Centaurea
Noxious weed
C. iberica
Allelopathy
Bangasternus fausti
Curculionidae
Invasive plant species
Agriculture

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