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The Biology of Parasitic Hymenoptera

Annual Review of Entomology, 1959
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Schmiedeknecht on the Parasitic Hymenoptera of the Family Chalcididæ

Science, 1910
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EVOLUTION OF DEVELOPMENTAL STRATEGIES IN PARASITIC HYMENOPTERA

Annual Review of Entomology, 2006
▪ Abstract  Parasitoid wasps have evolved a wide spectrum of developmental interactions with hosts. In this review we synthesize and interpret results from the phylogenetic, ecological, physiological, and molecular literature to identify factors that have influenced the evolution of parasitoid developmental strategies. We first discuss the origins and
PENNACCHIO, FRANCESCO, STRAND M. R.
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New Parasitic Hymenoptera

Bulletin of Entomological Research, 1928
♂♀. Red; thorax dark red; orbits, vertex, ocellar tubercle, almost white; wing veins very dark; costal veins and stigma yellowish red, as are often the tibiae and tarsi; abdomen somewhat darker towards apex.
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Phylogenetic Insights into the Evolution of Parasitism in Hymenoptera

2003
The Hymenoptera are one of the four megadiverse orders of insects, with over 100000 described species and several times this number still waiting to be described. A major part of this diverse group is formed of large lineages of parasitoid wasps. Some of these lineages have in turn given rise to subgroups that have gone on to diversify into other ...
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Parasitic Hymenoptera and Biological Control

2001
Pest management using pesticides has been an usual way to control insect pests by farmers all around the world in the past several years. This is primarily because pesticides gave quick and obvious results. Nobody bothered whether a chemical treatment is absolutely necessary or not. Soon the harmful effects of pesticides began to show.
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Parasitic Hymenoptera

Scientific American, 1903
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Biology of Parasitic Hymenoptera

1999
G. GORDH, E.F. LEGNER, L.E. CALTAGIRONE
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RAPD-PCR with Parasitic Hymenoptera

2003
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Karyotypes of parasitic Hymenoptera: Diversity, evolution and taxonomic significance

Insect Science, 2006
Vladimir Gokhman
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