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Sirex Literature
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Export all to RIS- Chrystal RN, Myers JG (1928) The Sirex woodwasps and their parasites. Empire Forestry Journal 7
- Chrystal RN (1928) The Sirex wood-wasps and their importance in forestry. Bulletin of Entomological Research 19
- Chrystal RN (1928) Comments on "the infestation of Sirex juvencus in Canterbury, New Zealand". Te Kura Ngahere 2
- Hudson GV (1927) The giant Ichneumon-fly, Rhyssa fractinervis Voll. New Zealand Journal of Science Technology 9
- Gourlay ES (1927) Notes on the New Zealand wood-wasp Ophrynopus schauinslandi Ashmead. Transactions and proceedings of the New Zealand Institute 57
- Clark AF (1927) The infestation of Sirex juvencus in Canterbury. Te Kura Ngahere 2
- Levick GT (1926) The horntails - a timber pest. Journal of Agriculture, Victoria 24
- Miller D (1925) Saw-flies: The steel-blue saw-fly (Sirex juvencusLinn.). Forest and Timber Insects in New Zealand PDF
- Lindsay S (1925) The giant ichneumon-fly Rhyssa fractinervis Voll. New Zealand Journal of Science and Technology 8
- Flanders SE (1925) Ibalia ensiger Norton on Monterey Cypress. Journal of Economic Entomology 18
- Champlain AB (1922) Records of Hymenopterous parasites in Pennsylvania. Psyche: A Journal of Entomology 29
- Hudson GV (1919) Sirex juvencus in New Zealand. Entomologist's Monthly Magazine 55
- Bradley JC (1913) The Siricidae of North America. Journal of Entomology and Zoology 5
- Ashmead W (1904) Descriptions of four new horn-tails. The Canadian Entomologist 36
- Harrington W (1887) The nuptials of Thalessa. The Canadian Entomologist 19
- Harrington W (1882) Entomology for beginners:“long–stings”. The Canadian Entomologist 14
- Smith F (1876) IX. Descriptions of new species of Hymenopterous Insects of New Zealand, collected by CM Wakefield, Esq., principally in the neighbourhood of Canterbury. Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London 24
- Simpson RF, McQuilkin RM (19) Preliminary field testing of volatiles from Pinus radiata for attraction to Sirex noctilio. Unpublished PDF