U.l.v. Application of Bioresmethrin by Helicopter for<i>Musca</i>Control in Saudi Arabia

El-Husieny, T. M.; Brooke, J. P.; Jones, Richard S.; Hasan, Alizar

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“…54 Aerial dissemination of hazardous substances (insecticides) was investigated earlier. 55 CONCLUSIONS Two landmark events have shaped the defense doctrine and strategic course of Saudi Arabia, namely, the procurement of the CSS-2 missiles (1988) and the Gulf War (1991). While the former was a move that could plausibly lead to subsequent CBW acquisition, the latter provided the practical incentive for such acquisition to take place.…”

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Does Saudi Arabia have or seek chemical or biological weapons?

Shoham¹

1999

The Nonproliferation Review

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Does Saudi Arabia have or seek chemical or biological weapons?

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1999

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A review of the use of synthetic pyrethroids in public health and vector pest control

Carter

1989

Pestic. Sci.

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A B S T R A C TThe lust 40 years has seen significant evolution of. the synthetic pyrethroids from their relatioelp restricted usage in domestic fly and mosquito control to their adoption in ull major ureus of public heulth pest control. The use of' tl7e synthetic pyrethroids in national and international control campuigns and it7 village leael selj4ielp pest-control schemes fbr major disease uectors such as mosquitoes, tsetse und blackfly is e.uamined. Their successfirl introduction into the urban public health sector for control of' cockroaches, fleas, bedbugs and lice, etc., is reviewed.

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U.l.v. Application of Bioresmethrin by Helicopter forMuscaControl in Saudi Arabia

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Does Saudi Arabia have or seek chemical or biological weapons?

Does Saudi Arabia have or seek chemical or biological weapons?

A review of the use of synthetic pyrethroids in public health and vector pest control

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