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Bioecology and management of giant African snail, Achatina fulica (Bowdich)
Giant African snail ( Achatina fulica Bowdich) belongs to the Phylum-Mollusca and Class- Gastropoda. It is known for its destructive nature on cultivated crops wherever it occurs and is one of the world's largest and most damaging land snail pests. The pest is an East African origin, has spread in recent times by travel and trade to many countries ...
BADAL BHATTACHARYYA +4 more
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The giant African snail Achatina fulica Bowdich, 1822 was introduced into Paraná, Brazil, in the 1980s. Since then, it has spread across the country, despite its known invasive status on a global scale.
Eduardo Colley, Marta Luciane Fischer
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Ankuga Dickson of Ghana: Spread and control of the giant African snail in the Pacific (Spore 67): 'CTA should advise the Pacific, if possible to send the 'pest' to West Africa where it is a delicacy. I don't know how cost-effective it might be but..
Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation
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Mining Invertebrate Natural Products for Future Therapeutic Treasure
This review focuses on biologically active entities from invertebrate sources, especially snails. The reader will encounter several categories of compounds from snails including glycosaminoglycans, peptides, proteins (glycoproteins), and enzymes which ...
Youmie Park
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The Giant African Land Snail Achatina Fulica Bowdich in Bihar
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Singh, C, Birat, R. B. S.
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This study determines localization of oestrogen hormone receptors in selected parts of the reproductive tract of giant African land snail (Archachatina marginata) and potential role of Mucuna pruriens on levels of expression. Thirty (30) snails were used
Onagbesan, M O, Adeiga, O L, Abiona, J A
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ON THE REPRODUCTIVE CAPACITY OF THE AFRICAN OR GIANT 'SNAIL, ACHATINA FULICA (FER.
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Background: The seasonality of plant materials and the high cost of purchasing the ingredients and in formulating snail feed are the factors that deter the rearing of snails.
Onwumere, Michael, Modebelu, Melody N.
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Number of Achatina fulica (African Giant Snail) positive to Angiostrongylus cantonensis with real time PCR and number of collected snails in the place of residence of every sick child.
Renaud Blondé (2656945) +10 more
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Life History and Feeding Habits of the Giant African Snail on Saipan
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