Green Fruit Worms
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Discover the world of "Green Fruit Worms" in this detailed study by Mark Vernon Slingerland. This essential guide delves into the characteristics, life cycle, and impact of these common insect pests on fruit trees.
Originally published in the early 20th century, Slingerland's work provides valuable insights into identifying and managing these agricultural adversaries. Whether you're a historian of science, an entomologist, or a fruit grower, this book offers a blend of practical advice and scientific observation that remains relevant today.
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