Identification of Human-Derived Volatile Chemicals That Interfere With Attraction of the Scottish Biting Midge and Their Potential Use as Repellents
James G. Logan(Rothamsted Research), Jennifer Mordue(University of Aberdeen), Salvador A. Gezan(University of Florida), James Cook(Rothamsted Research), Nina M. Stanczyk(Rothamsted Research), L. J. Wadhams(Rothamsted Research), John A. Pickett(Rothamsted Research), Michael A. Birkett(Rothamsted Research), Nicola J. Seal(University of Aberdeen), Suzanne J. Clark(Rothamsted Research)
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