A.R. Pitman

Publishing 2015

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Publications 1

  1. The rise and rise of Bactericera cockerelli in potato crops in Canterbury
    J. Vereijssen, A.M. Barnes, N.A. Berry, G.M. Drayton, J.D. Fletcher, J.m.e. Jacobs, N. Jorgensen, M-C. Nielsen, A.R. Pitman, I.a.w. Scott, G.R. Smith, N.M. Taylor and 2 more
    new zealand plant protection 2015 213 reads

Possible papers by A.R. Pitman 3

Published under a similar spelling of the name. Beside each paper is the evidence that it may be the same person, strongest first; "Same name only" means there is nothing else to go on.

  1. support needs and experiences of people bereaved by suicide: qualitative findings from a cross-sectional british study of bereaved young adults
    as Alexandra Pitman archives of biochemistry and biophysics 2018
    Same name only
  2. Extreme events in the context of climate change.
    as Andy Pitman public health research & practice 2018 Australian Research Council
    Same name only
  3. differential effects of temperature extremes on hospital admission rates for respiratory disease between indigenous and non-indigenous australians in the northern territory
    as Andrew Pitman archives of biochemistry and biophysics 2015
    Same name only

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