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A Review of Biological Control One Decade After the Sorghum Aphid (Melanaphis sorghi) Outbreak. [PDF]
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2022
In subzone of sheep???s fescue-feather-grass steppe 59 species (26 genera) of beetles from the Coccinellidae family were found. At the plateau 27 species are found, most of them are concentrated on the agricultural crops (23 species) and in forest belts (13 species). 13 species inhabit the slopes of ravines.
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In subzone of sheep???s fescue-feather-grass steppe 59 species (26 genera) of beetles from the Coccinellidae family were found. At the plateau 27 species are found, most of them are concentrated on the agricultural crops (23 species) and in forest belts (13 species). 13 species inhabit the slopes of ravines.
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PREDACEOUS COCCINELLIDAE IN BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
Annual Review of Entomology, 1998▪ Abstract Coccinellids have been widely used in biological control for over a century, and the methods for using these predators have remained virtually unchanged. The causes for the relatively low rates of establishment of coccinellids in importation biological control have not been examined for most species.
J J, Obrycki, T J, Kring
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1996
Although our knowledge in this field somewhat progressed in the last 25 years, mostly as far as parasites of coccinellids are concerned, our conclusion (Hodek 1973) seems to be still valid: there is no tangible evidence of the impact of enemies on the population changes of coccinellids.
P. Ceryngier, I. Hodek
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Although our knowledge in this field somewhat progressed in the last 25 years, mostly as far as parasites of coccinellids are concerned, our conclusion (Hodek 1973) seems to be still valid: there is no tangible evidence of the impact of enemies on the population changes of coccinellids.
P. Ceryngier, I. Hodek
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The Coccinellidae (Ladybirds) of Buckinghamshire
2023Records of Buckinghamshire, 29, 211 ...
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Phylogeny of ladybirds (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae): Are the subfamilies monophyletic?
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2010Alexandra Magro, Jean-Louis Hemptinne
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