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Documentos informativos
10 de septiembre al 14 de septiembre del 2007
- IFQRG 2007-00 Draft Agenda
- IFQRG 2006-01 Document List
- IFQRG 2007-02 IFQRG-4 report
- IFQRG 2007-03 Brockerhoff et al
- IFQRG 2007-04 Haack 2001
- IFQRG 2007-05 TPFQ requests
- IFQRG 2007-06 FAO Manual of fumigation
- IFQRG 2007-07 ISPM No 28
- IFQRG 2007-08 IPPC bark audit summary
- IFQRG 2007-09 Ips diagnostics
- IFQRG 2007-10 Barak et al 2006 SF
- IFQRG 2007-11 Barak et al 2006 MB
- IFQRG 2007-12 Impact of bark tolerance
- IFQRG 2007-13 NAPPO SOD conifer risks
- IFQRG 2007-14 Chile Corteza Analisis
- IFQRG 2007-15 APHIS fumigation manual
- IFQRG 2007-16 Treatment Efficacy Comparison
- IFQRG 2007-17 Kawakami MB retention rates
- IFQRG 2007-18 Kawakami MITC&SF Fumigation
- IFQRG 2007-19 Kawakami MI fumigation
- IFQRG 2007-20 Kawakami SF fumigation
- IFQRG 2007-21 Brown & Brasier Phytophthora in xylem
- IFQRG 2007-22 TPFQ draft treatment criteria
- IFQRG 2007-23 Chen et al.
- IFQRG 2007-24 Chen & White
- IFQRG 2007-25 Chen et al.
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The International Forestry Quarantine Research Group was established to provide a mechanism where critical forestry quarantine issues can be addressed through discussion and collaborative research. It serves to bring together scientists and phytosanitary officials to foster multi-disciplinary approaches to forest quarantine-related problems of global significance.
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