Below are references for graduate degrees earned elsewhere. Vast majority of these graduate degrees were earned after Table Graduate degrees by location and year. Outside the United States, the number of graduate degrees earned increased dramatically each decade up to and then declined. Abate-Zeru, S. The potential for natural products as grain protectants against stored product insects. MS thesis, Okla. Abd El Raheman, S. Abdalla, A. An evaluation of the durability of sorghum grain in traditional and modified underground pits in Central Sudan.
Abdalla, I. Evaluation of the fumigant action of garlic Allium sativum oil vapor against some major stored products pests. Thesis, University of Khartoum, Sudan. Abdalla, R. Thesis, Fac. Ain Shams Univ. Abdalla, T. Study of some aspects of biology, infestation and damage of two important store pests attacking cereal grains in Khartoum province. Abdalla, Y. Some selective methods for protection of sorghum for infestation during storage with special emphasis on nutritional quality, Ph.
Thesis ed. University of Mysore, India. Abdel-Fattah AH. Ecological and biological studies on Trogoderma granarium Everts and Tribolium castaneum Herbst associated with grains and stored products.
Thesis, Alazhar University, Egypt. Abdel-Khalik, Asmaa R. Studies on the effect of certain mites on some food products. Abdella, M. Natural enemies of major stored product pests, with reference to the biology of the two predominant bugs, Xylocoris flavipes Reuter Anthocoridae and Allaeocranum biannulipes Montrouzier et Bignoret Reduviidae.
Cairo Egypt,. Abdel-Rahman, Hashim Aly A study of the ecology of the Indian meal moth, Plodia interpunctella Hb. University of Minnesota, USA p.
