"The Influence of Host Condition on Post First Instar Development of th" by John Ball and Gary Simmons
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The bronze birch borer is a contributing factor in birch dieback. It is believed that host condition has a major influence on the development of the borer. We found that the host tree's apparent condition does not appear to influence post first instar development.

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