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Bryan Harper Palmer

University of Nottingham

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Pesticide Science | 1973

1,3,5‐Triazapenta‐1,4‐dienes: Chemical aspects of a new group of pesticides

I. Harrison; Antonin Kozlik; John Felix Mccarthy; Bryan Harper Palmer; Stanley Brice Wakerley; T. Iswel Watkins; D. Michael Weighton

Pesticide Science | 1973

Chemical control of cattle ticks—resistance problems†

I. Harrison; Bryan Harper Palmer; Eric Charles Wilmshurst

Pesticide Science | 1972

1,5-di-(2,4-dimethylphenyl)-3-methyl-1,3,5-triazapenta-1,4-diene, a new acaricide active against strains of mites resistant to organophosphorus and bridged diphenyl compounds

I. Harrison; Antonin Kozlik; John Felix Mccarthy; Bryan Harper Palmer; Stanley Brice Wakerley; T. I. Watkins; D. M. Weighton

Archive | 1978

Compounds, compositions and methods for controlling pests

John Felix Mccarthy; Bryan Harper Palmer; Thomas Iswel Watkins

Archive | 1982

Pesticide compounds, compositions and methods

David P. Giles; John C. Kerry; Antonin Kozlik; Bryan Harper Palmer; Stephen W. Shutler; Robert John Willis

Archive | 1980

Substituted benzophenone hydrazones, pesticidal compositions containing them and method of combating pests

David P. Giles; John C. Kerry; Antonin Kozlik; Bryan Harper Palmer; Stephen W. Shutler; Robert John Willis

Archive | 1980

Pesticidal compounds, compositions and methods

David P. Giles; John C. Kerry; Antonin Kozlik; Bryan Harper Palmer; Stephen W. Shutler; Robert John Willis

Archive | 1979

PESTICIDALLY ACTIVE BENZOPHENONE HYDRAZONE DERIVATIVES, METHODS FOR THEIR PRODUCTION AND PESTICIDAL COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS

Leonard G. Copping; John C. Kerry; Thomas Iswel Watkins; Robert John Willis; Bryan Harper Palmer

Archive | 1981

Compositions and method of combatting pest employing substituted benzophenone hydrozones or semicarbazones

Leonard G. Copping; John C. Kerry; Thomas Iswel Watkins; Robert John Willis; Bryan Harper Palmer

Pesticide Science | 1981

Further studies on amitraz as a veterinary acaricide

I. Harrison; Bryan Harper Palmer

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I. Harrison

University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

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John C. Kerry

University of Nottingham

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Robert John Willis

University of Nottingham

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Antonin Kozlik

University of Nottingham

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John Felix Mccarthy

University of Nottingham

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Leonard G. Copping

University of Nottingham

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Thomas Iswel Watkins

University of Nottingham

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David P. Giles

University of Nottingham

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Stephen W. Shutler

University of Nottingham

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Stanley Brice Wakerley

University of Nottingham

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