Experience with residual spraying of insecticides in the control of A. Leucosphyrus-carried malaria in Sarawak / by Julian de Zulueta and François Lachance

Zulueta, Julian de; Lachance, François; WHO Malaria Conference for Western Pacific and South East Asia Regions (1954 : Taipei, Taiwan).
Geneva; World Health Organization; 1954. (WHO/Mal/116).
en Inglés, Francés | WHOLIS | ID: who-64303

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