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Studies of Mistletoe and associated fauna in Ghana.

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Ecology of Mistletoe Tapinanthus-Bangwensis Growing on Cocoa in Ghana. (1973) Room, P M

Journal of Ecology 61 (3): 729–42
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Fauna of Mistletoe Tapinanthus-Bangwensis (Engl and K Krause) Growing on Cocoa in Ghana - Relationships between Fauna and Mistletoe. (1972) Room, P M

Journal of Animal Ecology 41 (3): 611-
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Constitution and Natural-History of Fauna of Mistletoe Tapinanthus-Bangwensis (Engl and K Krause) Growing on Cocoa in Ghana.”  (1972) Room, P M.

Journal of Animal Ecology 41 (3): 519-.
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Mistletoes on West African cocoa (1972) ROOM, P.M

Source: Mondelēz International
Publisher: Cocoa Growers' Bulletin
Vol. 18, p 14
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The Relative Distributions of Ant Species in Ghana’s Cocoa Farms. (1971) Room, P M

Journal of Animal Ecology 40 (3): 735–51.
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The Mistletoe Tapinanthus Bangwensis and Cocoa in West Africa. (1971) Room, P M

In Proceedings of the 3rd International Cocoa Research Conference, Accra, Ghana, 1969, 522.
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Some Physiological Aspects of Relationship between Cocoa, Theobroma-Cacao, and Mistletoe Tapinanthus-Bangwensis (Engl and K Krause). (1971) Room, P M.

Annals of Botany 35 (139): 169-.
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