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A NEW SPECIES OF PHIGALIA [PDF]
The Canadian Entomologist, 1878 Phigalia cinctaria, n. sp.Wingless female.—Length .75 of an inch; exserted oviduct, .25 more. Color light gray with a very slight olive tint, and irregularly mottled all over with black; the spots large above, but smaller on the sides and beneath; the thorax nearly uniform black; the divisions between the segmentspea green while alive, but turning ...
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The Canadian Entomologist, 1891 Cerura modesta, n. sp.Male.—Front and vertex nearly white. Collar a little darker, tinged with a faint creamy yellowish-brown. Thorax dark stee-blue, almost black, with metallic purplish reflections, the orange scales forming so marked a feature in other species either entirely absent of with but a faint trace of their presence.
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BMC Plant Biology, 2022 Background Polypodiales suborder Dennstaedtiineae contain a single family Dennstaedtiaceae, eleven genera, and about 270 species, and include some groups that were previously placed in Dennstaedtiaceae, Hypolepidaceae, Monachosoraceae, and Pteridaceae ...
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Journal of Fungi, 2023 Species of Cystolepiota are known as diminutive lepiotaceous fungi with a worldwide distribution. Previous studies revealed that Cystolepiota is not monophyletic and preliminary DNA sequence data from recent collections suggested that several new species
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ON NEW SPECIES OF AGROTIS [PDF]
The Canadian Entomologist, 1875 ♂. Allied to A. bicarnea Guen,; smaller and distinguishable by the evenness of the t. p. line. Fore wings dead brownish black. T. a. line rigidly oblique to submedian fold, not rounded as in its ally, and with a less prominent tooth on internal margin. A very faint yellowish shading to the line and also on the costa at inception of t. p. line, where A.
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NEW SPECIES OF CYNIPIDAE [PDF]
The Canadian Entomologist, 1881 Cynips (Q. Californica, n. sp.Galls: Polythalamous, sessile on the branches of the Californian White Oak (Quercus Hindsii ?) Sub-globular, but varying much in form and size. A common form is what may be termed balloon-shaped, the upper part perfectly globular, the lower tapering more or less to the sessile base.
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What Do the First 597 Global Fungal Red List Assessments Tell Us about the Threat Status of Fungi?
Diversity, 2022 Fungal species are not immune to the threats facing animals and plants and are thus also prone to extinction. Yet, until 2015, fungi were nearly absent on the IUCN Red List.
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Frontiers in Marine Science, 2023 Biofouling (including initial microbial biofilms) of submerged ship surfaces can directly impact vessel operations, leading to increases in fuel usage, greenhouse gas emissions, and the likelihood of non-indigenous species (NIS) transfer and impacts ...
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NEW SPECIES OF MICROLEPIDOPTERA
The Canadian Entomologist, 1916 (Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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