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Pesticide biochemistry and physiology, v.125, 2015년, pp.31 - 37
Gonzales Correa, Y.D.C. , Faroni, L.R.A. , Haddi, K. , Oliveira, E.E. , Pereira, E.J.G.
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Plant essential oils have been suggested as a suitable alternative for controlling stored pests worldwide. However, very little is known about the physiological or behavioral responses induced by these compounds in insect populations that are resistant to traditional insecticides. Thus, this investi...
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