Insect resistance management in GM crops: past, present and future
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Jian-Zhou Zhao | A. Shelton | R. Roush | Jian-zhou Zhao | Richard T Roush | S. L. Bates | Sarah L Bates | Anthony M Shelton | Jian-Zhou Zhao
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