. Biology of the tobacco moth and its control in closed storage. Tobacco moth; Tobacco moth Control; Tobacco Storage Diseases and injuries. BIOLOGY OF TOBACCO MOTH AND ITS CONTROL 25. Figure 16.—Eaves of a tobacco warehouse sealed with plastic cement from the inside of the building. This cement was forced with a pressure gun into any crevices through which the fumigating gas might escape. >:!.';«:,*-. Figure 17.—Eaves of a tobacco warehouse sealed from rim tup or the building by pasting a strip of tough paper, 10 inches wide, over the flashing where it joins the brick Please note tha
. Biology of the tobacco moth and its control in closed storage. Tobacco moth; Tobacco moth Control; Tobacco Storage Diseases and injuries. BIOLOGY OF TOBACCO MOTH AND ITS CONTROL 25. Figure 16.—Eaves of a tobacco warehouse sealed with plastic cement from the inside of the building. This cement was forced with a pressure gun into any crevices through which the fumigating gas might escape. >:!.';«:,*-. Figure 17.—Eaves of a tobacco warehouse sealed from rim tup or the building by pasting a strip of tough paper, 10 inches wide, over the flashing where it joins the brick Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Reed, W. D. (William Doyle), 1897-; Livingstone, Erskine McFarlane, 1909-. Washington, D. C. : U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
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