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Agronomic practices such as direct drilling into the residue of previous crops (zerotillage) encourage the growth of slug populations by providing cover from adverse conditions and negating the mechanical injury to resident slug fauna caused by ploughing (Hammond et al. 1996). Widespread uptake of these practices means that molluscicides remain an important component of slug control strategies, and there is a demand to improve their performance. The study described in this paper was undertaken to assess

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The efficacy of various bait products against the grey field slug Deroceras reticulatum