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Fluorescent brighteners improve Anticarsia gemmatalis (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) nucleopolyhedrovirus (AgMNPV) activity on AgMNPV-susceptible and resistant …

Morales et al., 2001

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17685429706451412163
Author
Morales L
Moscardi F
Sosa-Gómez D
Paro F
Soldorio I
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Biological control

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Fluorescent (optical) brighteners are known for their characteristics of protecting baculoviruses against deactivation by ultraviolet (UV) light and enhancing the activity of these agents as microbial insecticides on hosts and semipermissive hosts. These …
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