Llaves, voitures, and tope [keys (sp.), cars (fr.), and mud (Swahili)] — the real reasons behind success or failure of field crop protection projects

Autor:	Richard L. Bruggers
Rok vydání:	1994
Předmět:	Swahili International research business.industry Ecology media_common.quotation_subject Plant Science Biology Field crop language.human_language Crop protection Agriculture Insect Science Reading (process) language Marketing business media_common
Zdroj:	Phytoparasitica. 22:183-187
ISSN:	1876-7184 0334-2123
DOI:	10.1007/bf02980317
Popis:	Crop protection research in the Tropics is always interesting and challenging, and usually professionally rewarding. Once involved, researchers often find it difficult to leave international research settings. However, the wise field scientist, when choosing such a career, will make Barley ’s (3) “The Innocent Anthropologist ” required reading and purchase a very good pair of binoculars and a local bird guide. Even the most resourceful individual is going to have a considerable amount of time to add birds to one ’s life list, improve species distribution maps, or possibly even identify a new species while waiting for the key to be found, the vehicle to show up, or the mud to dry out.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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