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DR. LONG (NATURE, June 20, p. 304) raises a point which I think must appeal to many. The potential damage, represented by the 23.9 per cent, of injurious insects, is surely the one factor upon which everything depends; and, difficult though it is to see just how the necessary information is to be acquired, we are scarcely justified, so I am inclined to think, in arriving at any conclusion without it.
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HOWARD, H. The Food of the Rook. Nature 101, 326 (1918). https://doi.org/10.1038/101326a0
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