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Journal of Experimental Biology, 2012
![][1] The ability to survive freezing comes naturally to a select group of insects. These cold-adapted insect species live in areas where they might experience sub-zero temperatures for at least some of the year.
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![][1] The ability to survive freezing comes naturally to a select group of insects. These cold-adapted insect species live in areas where they might experience sub-zero temperatures for at least some of the year.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953
To the Editor: —For some time an insect has been suspected of being a carrier of the virus of poliomyelitis. The common house fly was at first suspected, and experiments seemed to strengthen this theory. Mosquitoes have also been suspect. These insects, of late, have been almost excluded as possible carriers for various reasons, chief of these being ...
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To the Editor: —For some time an insect has been suspected of being a carrier of the virus of poliomyelitis. The common house fly was at first suspected, and experiments seemed to strengthen this theory. Mosquitoes have also been suspect. These insects, of late, have been almost excluded as possible carriers for various reasons, chief of these being ...
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Insect pests of fruit: fruit flies
2019The arrival of D. suzukii in Europe and America from Asia caused extensive damage to cherry and soft fruit strongly affecting their cultivation. Currently, to control the pest, there is an increase in the number of insecticide applications that are sprayed from fruit changing colour until the harvest period.
Audsley N., Tonina l., Mori N.
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2000
Les mouches des fruits sont des diptères de la famille des #Tephritidae#, dont les femelles pondent leurs oeufs sur les fruits et légumes charnus. A la Réunion, 7 espèces de cette famille présentent une importance économique parmi lesquelles 3 s'attaquent aux cultures fruitières.
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Les mouches des fruits sont des diptères de la famille des #Tephritidae#, dont les femelles pondent leurs oeufs sur les fruits et légumes charnus. A la Réunion, 7 espèces de cette famille présentent une importance économique parmi lesquelles 3 s'attaquent aux cultures fruitières.
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