Insect Resistance to Transgenic Bt Crops: Lessons from the Laboratory and Field
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Richard T. Roush | Timothy J. Dennehy | Anthony M. Shelton | Jian-Zhou Zhao | Shai Morin | A. Shelton | S. Morin | B. Tabashnik | Y. Carrière | R. Roush | Jian-zhou Zhao | M. Sisterson | T. Dennehy | Bruce E. Tabashnik | Yves Carrière | Mark S. Sisterson | Jian-Zhou Zhao
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