Bases ecológicas para el manejo de plagas

7. AGRADECIMIENTOS

FB y GC agradecen el financiamiento de CONICYT PIA/BASAL FB002 y proyecto FIA PYT-2018-0058. SCB agradece el financiamiento de FONDECYT Iniciación N° 11160839 y Fondo Vaz-Ferreira N° 27. FB Agradece a FONDECYT 119007 y 1170017.

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