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Published: July 2017
Revised: January 2023
Pages: 6
Archived - Lady Beetles: Should We Buy Them for Our Gardens? (Home Garden Series)
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Hailed as the home gardeners’ go-to aphid biocontrol, catch-and-release lady beetles are often cited in popular lit. This pub explores the science behind the hype—and suggests some alternatives.
Page Count: 6
Published: July 2017
Revised: January 2023
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SKU: FS268E
Category: Archived
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