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Peter Brimblecombe2014

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Trends in insect catch at historic properties

Peter Brimblecombe · Caroline Truth Brimblecombe

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Conservation Techniques and Studies Insect Pest Control Strategies Building materials and conservation

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2013Long-term changes in climate and insect damage in historic houses 2012The impact of future climate on historic interiors 2003Pest Management in Museums, Archives and Historic Houses 2011Future pest status of an insect pest in museums, Attagenus smirnovi: Distribution and food consumption in relation to climate change 2011Future thermohygrometric climate within historic houses 2012Insect pest management programmes and results from their application in two large museum collections in Berlin and Vienna 2007Insect Damage as a Function of Climate 1994Insect trapping in museums and historic houses

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Year2014

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Published2014-06-07

VenueJournal of Cultural Heritage

ISSN-L1296-2074

Languageen

Citations26

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ShelfConservation Techniques and Studies

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doi10.1016/j.culher.2014.05.005

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2023Changing Insect Catch in Viennese Museums during COVID-19

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2021Regularity in distribution, and control, of pests in the hall of mental cultivation, the Forbidden City, Beijing, China