Effects of<i>Bacillus thuringiensis</i>on non-target herbivore and natural enemy assemblages in tropical irrigated rice
Kenneth G. Schoenly(California State University System), V. D. Viajante(International Rice Research Institute), Michael B. Cohen(Albany Medical Center Hospital), Alberto T. Barrion(University of the Philippines Los Baños), Bradley Gaolach(Washington State University), Wenjun Zhang(Anhui Medical University)
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