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Fondo Goidanich Sicapxholding Fondo librario Athos Goidanich Autore Titolo Luogo di pubblicazione Editore Data di pubblicazione Collocazione A M. Tud. Akadémia kiadvanyai = Publications Bibliothece Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae Budapest [s.n.] Fondo Goidanich Per 005 A proposito di fillossera : sistema curativo Piacenza [s.n.] 1907 634.827 MIS1 (9) Goidanich A study of the aboundance of Pyrausta nubilalis Hubn. in corn (Zea Mays L.) in southwestern France [S.l. s.n.] [1929?] 595.78 PYR2 Goidanich Accademia nazionale di agricoltura. Annali Bologna Accademia nazionale di agricoltura Fondo Goidanich Per 001 Acido cianhidrico, cianogeneratriz Grima, prusìgeno, alolhidros trinitas Valencia imprenta de Bernardo Gavila 1922 615.9 MIS (013) Goidanich Agra University Journal of Research Agra Agra University Fondo Goidanich Per 002 Agriculture handbook Washington U.S. Department of Agriculture Fondo Goidanich Per 003 United States. Department of Agriculture information bulletin Washington Agriculture Fondo Goidanich Per 004 Anleitung zum integrierten Pflanzenschutz im Apfelbau Stuttgart [s.n.] 1968 634.11996 ANL Goidanich Annales de l'Institut Pasteur Paris Masson et C Fondo Goidanich Per 009 Annales de la Société Linnéenne de Lyon et des Société Botanique de Lyon Société d' Anthropologie et de Biologie de Lyon réunies Lyon Joannès Desvigne & C Fondo Goidanich Per 008 Annales de la Société entomologique de France Paris Société entomologique de France Fondo Goidanich Per 010 Annali del Ministero di agricoltura industria e commercio. Agricoltura : relazione intorno ai lavori della stazione di entomologia agraria di Firenze Firenze s.n. Fondo Goidanich Per 012 Annali del R. Istituto Superiore Agrario di Portici Portici [s.n.] 1926 Fondo Goidanich Per 013 Istituto sperimentale per la zoologia Annali dell'Istituto sperimentale per la zoologia agraria Firenze agraria Fondo Goidanich Per 011 Annali della Facoltà di Agraria di Portici della R. Università di Napoli Portici [s.n.] 1936 Fondo Goidanich Per 015 Annali della Facoltà di Agraria di Portici della Università di Napoli Portici [s.n.] 1943 Fondo Goidanich Per 016 Annali della Facoltà di agraria [Università cattolica del Sacro Cuore] Milano Vita e pensiero Fondo Goidanich Per 007 Annali della Facoltà di scienze agrarie della Università degli Studi di Napoli Portici [s.n.] Fondo Goidanich Per 017 Annali della Facoltà di scienze agrarie della Università degli Studi di Napoli Portici [s.n.] Fondo Goidanich Per 107 Annali della Facoltà di scienze agrarie della Università degli studi di Torino Torino Facoltà di scienze agrarie 1962 Fondo Goidanich Per 006 e 014 Annali della R. Scuola Superiore di Agricoltura in Portici Portici [s.n.] 1899 Fondo Goidanich Per 018 Annali di agricoltura : Relazione intorno ai lavori della R. Stazione di entomologia agraria di Ministero d'Agricoltura, Industria e Firenze Firenze Roma Commercio Fondo Goidanich Per 019 Annals of the South African Museum s.l. s.n. Fondo Goidanich Per 020 Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution Washington Government Printing Office Fondo Goidanich Per 021 Annual report of the New Jersey State Museum : 1909 : including a report of the insects of New Jersey Trenton MacCrellish & Quigley 1910 591.9749 ANN Goidanich Annuario della R. Università di Torino 1934-1935 - anno xiii : anno 531° dalla fondazione Torino Villarboito F. & Figli [1935?] 016.05 BOL Goidanich Annuario della R.stazione bacologica di Padova Fondo Goidanich Per 022 Annuario della R.stazione bacologica sperimentale di Padova Fondo Goidanich Per 023 Annuario della stazione bacologica sperimentale di Padova Padova Stazione bacologica sperimentale Fondo Goidanich Per 024 Arbeiten über morphologische und taxonomische Entomologie aus Berlin-Dahlem Berlin [s.n.] 1934- Fondo Goidanich Per 025 Archives des Instituts Pasteur d'Indochine Paris Institut Pasteur d'Indochine Fondo Goidanich Per 026 Archivo de Ciencias Biologicas y Naturales teoricas y aplicadas Buenos Aires [s.n.] 1956- Fondo Goidanich Per 027 Association française pour la destruction du varron Paris s.n. 1911- Fondo Goidanich Per 028 Atti del museo civico di storia naturale di Trieste Trieste Museo civico di storia naturale Fondo Goidanich Per 029 Accademia nazionale italiana di Atti della Accademia nazionale italiana di entomologia. Rendiconti Firenze entomologia Fondo Goidanich Per 030 Beiträge zur Fauna Thüringens Erfurt Rapp 1935- 595.754 BEI (I) Goidanich Beiträge zur Fauna Thüringens Erfurt Rapp 1935- 595.754 BEI (II) Goidanich Beiträge zur kenntnis del gallen von Java Semarang Van Dorp & Co. [191-?] 595.757 BEI (V) Goidanich Boletin Republica Argentina Buenos Aires Direccion general de defensa agricola Fondo Goidanich Per 033 Gruppo entomologico piemontese CAI- Bollettino G.E.P. : circolare interna del Gruppo entomologico piemontese CAI-UGET Torino UGET Fondo Goidanich Per 058 Bollettino del Laboratorio Sperimentale e Regio Osservatorio Regionale di Fitopatologia : la difesa delle piante contro le malattie ed i parassiti Torino Barattini Fondo Goidanich Per 046 Bollettino del Laboratorio di Entomologia del R. Istituto Superiore Agrario di Bologna Bologna Ministero dell' Economia Nazionale 1928- Fondo Goidanich Per 038 Università degli studi di Udine - Biblioteca scientifica e tecnologica 1 TECHE.uniud 23/09/2019 Fondo librario Athos Goidanich Autore Titolo Luogo di pubblicazione Editore Data di pubblicazione Collocazione Laboratorio di entomologia agraria Bollettino del Laboratorio di entomologia agraria Filippo Silvestri Napoli Filippo Silvestri 1949- Fondo Goidanich Per 040 Bollettino del Laboratorio di entomologia agraria di Portici Napoli Laboratorio di entomologia agraria Fondo Goidanich Per 039 Bollettino del Laboratorio di zoologia agraria e bachicoltura del Regio Istituto Superiore Agrario di Milano Parma [s.n.] 1928- Fondo Goidanich Per 042 Bollettino del Laboratorio di zoologia generale e agraria del R. Istituto superiore agrario in Portici 1931 Fondo Goidanich Per 044 Bollettino del Laboratorio di zoologia generale e agraria della R. Scuola superiore d'agricoltura in Portici 1929 Fondo Goidanich Per 045 Bollettino del Laboratorio sperimentale e Osservatorio di fitopatologia Torino Barattini Fondo Goidanich Per 047 Bollettino del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Venezia Venezia [s.n.] Fondo Goidanich Per 048 Bollettino del R. Laboratorio di entomologia agraria di Portici Portici Laboratorio di entomologia agraria Fondo Goidanich Per 041 Bollettino dell'Associazione romana di entomologia Roma Associazione romana di entomologia Fondo Goidanich Per 034 Bollettino dell'Istituto di Entomologia Agraria e dell' Osservatorio di Fitopatologia di Palermo Palermo [s.n.] 1954- Fondo Goidanich Per 035 istituto di entomologia della Università Bollettino dell'Istituto di entomologia dell' Università degli studi di Bologna Bologna degli studi di Bologna 1944/46-1983 Fondo Goidanich Per 036 istituto di entomologia della R. Bollettino dell'Istituto di entomologia della R. Università degli studi di Bologna Bologna Università degli studi di Bologna 1935-1943 Fondo Goidanich Per 037 Ministero dell' Agricoltura e delle Bollettino dell'Osservatorio per le malattie delle piante di Bologna Bologna Foreste 1966- Fondo Goidanich Per 049 Bollettino della R.stazione sperimentale di gelsicoltura e bachicoltura Ascoli Piceno [s.n.] 1922-1942 Fondo Goidanich Per 050 Bollettino della Società Adriatica di Scienze Naturali di Trieste Trieste Società Adriatica di Scienze Naturali Fondo Goidanich Per 052 Bollettino della Società Sarda di Scienze Naturali Sassari Gallizzi 1967- Fondo Goidanich Per 054 Bollettino della Società Zoologica Italiana Roma Carlo Mariani e C. Fondo Goidanich Per 055 Bollettino della Società adriatica di scienze, Trieste Trieste Società adriatica di scienze Fondo Goidanich Per 051 Bollettino della Società entomologica italiana Genova Page Press Fondo Goidanich Per 053 Bollettino di Entomologia Agraria e Patologia Vegetale Padova Petrobelli e C 1894- Fondo Goidanich Per 056 Bollettino di Zoologia Torino Unione Zoologica Italiana Fondo Goidanich Per 057 Bollettino di zoologia agraria e bachicoltura Milano Istituto di entomologia agraria 1936-1938 Fondo Goidanich Per 043 Bollettino di zoologia agraria e bachicoltura <1945> Milano Istituto di entomologia agraria 1945-2009 Fondo Goidanich Per 164 Bollettino di zoologia agraria e bachicoltura della R. Università di Milano Milano Istituto di entomologia agraria 1939-1942 Fondo Goidanich Per 162 Bollettino di zoologia agraria e bachicoltura della Università Statale di Milano Milano Istituto di entomologia agraria 1943/44 Fondo Goidanich Per 163 Bollettino mensile di bachicoltura Padova [s.n.] Fondo Goidanich Per 059 Bollettino n. 1 serie 1. : sperimentazioni, studi, ricerche Trieste Osservatorio forestale 1947 595.78094539 FUR Goidanich R. Istituto sperimentale per le coltivazioni dei Bollettino tecnico del R. Istituto sperimentale per le coltivazioni dei tabacchi "Leonardo tabacchi "Leonardo Angeloni" Angeloni" Scafati (SA) Fondo Goidanich Per 060 Bulletin de la Société Zoologique de France Paris [s.n.] Fondo Goidanich Per 064 Bulletin de la Société de Pathologie Exotique Paris Masson Fondo Goidanich Per 061 Bulletin de la Société des Sciences Naturelles et Physiques du Maroc Rabat Institut Scientifique Chérifien Fondo Goidanich Per 062 Bulletin de la société entomologique de France Paris Société entomologique de France Fondo Goidanich Per 063 Bulletin mensuel de la Socieété Linnéenne de Lyon : partie administrative : ordres du jour Lyon Rey 1934 595.773 MIS4
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