Isolation, identification and efficacy of three bacterial isolates against the red palm weevil,

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• who: Najeeb M. Almasoudi from the The laboratory study was carried out in the Department of Plant Protection, University of King Abdulaziz, Saudi Arabia, during The larvae of R. ferrugineus were collected from naturally infested palms at Al Koutha village, the Hail region, Saudi Arabia. Collected larvae were kept separately in plastic jars and brought to the laboratory. A colony was established in the laboratory in plastic boxes (, u00d7 , u00d7 , cm) having a lid covered with mesh wire gauze (, mesh size, cm diameter) in the middle for aeration, and the rearing technique was completed following the method . . .
  

   

  

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