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2016
AbstractOf all the floral mimicry systems covered in this book, oviposition-site mimicry is probably the most widespread (in terms of geography and the number of plant species and lineages represented) and the most diverse (in terms of floral signals). It is also the most under-appreciated system of floral mimicry and is certainly less well known than ...
Steven D. Johnson, Florian P. Schiestl
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AbstractOf all the floral mimicry systems covered in this book, oviposition-site mimicry is probably the most widespread (in terms of geography and the number of plant species and lineages represented) and the most diverse (in terms of floral signals). It is also the most under-appreciated system of floral mimicry and is certainly less well known than ...
Steven D. Johnson, Florian P. Schiestl
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1996
The laying of hard-shelled eggs (oviposition) by all birds and certain reptiles is a pivotal step in reproduction and in the successful survival of these species. The regulation of oviposition, not unlike that of parturition in mammals, is under the influence of multiple factors.
Frank Hertelendy +4 more
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The laying of hard-shelled eggs (oviposition) by all birds and certain reptiles is a pivotal step in reproduction and in the successful survival of these species. The regulation of oviposition, not unlike that of parturition in mammals, is under the influence of multiple factors.
Frank Hertelendy +4 more
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Oviposition Pheromones in Haematophagous Insects
2010Pheromones influencing oviposition behavior in females of haematophagous insects have been the interest of recent past by many group of scientists working on oviposition pheromones. Finding and choosing a good site for oviposition is a challenging task for females of haematophagous insects, especially in those insects which does not have the parental ...
T, Seenivasagan, R, Vijayaraghavan
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Insect neurobiology: Oviposition crowd control
Current BiologyA new study examines how Helicoverpa armigera females detect chemicals released by conspecific eggs in order to avoid laying more eggs on the same substrate. This work opens new avenues for basic research inquiries and offers a potential strategy for controlling insect pests.
Shun-Fan, Wu, Chung-Hui, Yang
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The incidence of frequent sequential oviposition in internally ovipositing fig wasps
This dataset is presented in MS Excel. Raw foundress counts of alive, moribund and dead females for 5 fig crops of four fig wasp species (Playscapa awekei, Platyscapa soraria, Ceratosolen capensis and Sycophaga cyclostigma) from Pretoria, South Africa. Each species is in a different tab.Greeff, Jacobus +4 more
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Oviposition of Chrysopa species
1907(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Ovipositing of Vanessa Antiopa
1900(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Gregarious oviposition in butterflies
2005(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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