Spatial and temporal distribution of airborne Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki during an aerial spray program for gypsy moth eradication.
Kay Teschke(University of British Columbia), Chris van Netten(University of British Columbia), Karen H. Bartlett(University of British Columbia), A Ross(University of British Columbia), Yat Chow(Saft (France))
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