Positive Results of an Early Intervention Strategy to Suppress a Spruce Budworm Outbreak after Five Years of Trials
David A. MacLean(University of New Brunswick), Jacques Régnière(Canadian Forest Service), Peter Amirault(Forest Protection Limited (Canada)), Luke Amos‐Binks(Government of New Brunswick), Chris R. Hennigar(University of New Brunswick), Rob Johns(Canadian Forest Service), Drew Carleton
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