A scientist removing fly eggs from the through by hand: The cages are arranged in a rack with the gauze screens standing vertically above troughs of water. The eggs fall into the troughs, whence they are collected either by hand or by an automatic system of water sprays.

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1966 - 1966

• TitleA scientist removing fly eggs from the through by hand: The cages are arranged in a rack with the gauze screens standing vertically above troughs of water. The eggs fall into the troughs, whence they are collected either by hand or by an automatic system of water sprays.
  
• Material type Photo - Positive
• CreatorIAEA
• SubjectSeibersdorf, Austria, Insect pest control; Flies
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  Notes: Free access / restricted use
  
• Credit lineCredit IAEA
• Colour statementBlack and White
• OrientationPortrait
• Reference codeIAEA-ARC-AV-PH-01-01-C0204-003
• Alternative reference code12921/1 (external)
  

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                A scientist removing fly eggs from the through by hand: The cages are arranged in a rack with the gauze screens standing vertically above troughs of water. The eggs fall into the troughs, whence they are collected either by hand or by an automatic system of water sprays.