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IT has been recognized for some time that it is necessary to assess the significance of low-density pest populations in stored grain. These may be survivors from a treatment (probably pre-adult stages) or migrants entering hitherto uninfested material; either may give rise to larger populations. On the other hand, ‘tolerable levels’ of infestation may exist, below which a population would fail to establish itself.
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Surtees, G., Bull. Ent. Res., 54, 147 (1963).
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SURTEES, G. Some Aspects of Weevil Behaviour affecting Population Establishment. Nature 204, 500 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/204500a0
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