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1988
At the beginning of this century, the subfamily Hispinae of the family Chrysomelidae consisted of 14 tribes, 51 genera and 837 species. Many of the species are pantropical and occur in four continents, principally in Asia. However, with many South American species not then described, this figure has now been greatly exceeded and should probably be 145 ...
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At the beginning of this century, the subfamily Hispinae of the family Chrysomelidae consisted of 14 tribes, 51 genera and 837 species. Many of the species are pantropical and occur in four continents, principally in Asia. However, with many South American species not then described, this figure has now been greatly exceeded and should probably be 145 ...
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2013
Insects are a highly diverse group due to their ability to exploit a wide range of niches. Each plant is attacked by multiple herbivores and these in turn may harbor a bewildering complexity of natural enemies, particularly parasitoids, which are often quite specialized in terms of the host species identity (and stage of attack) of their hosts ...
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Insects are a highly diverse group due to their ability to exploit a wide range of niches. Each plant is attacked by multiple herbivores and these in turn may harbor a bewildering complexity of natural enemies, particularly parasitoids, which are often quite specialized in terms of the host species identity (and stage of attack) of their hosts ...
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The impact of adult diet on parasitoid reproductive performance
Journal of Pest Science, 2017G. Benelli +5 more
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Components of Parasitoid Interference
Oikos, 1997Marcel E. Visser, Gerard Driessen
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Habitat modification alters the structure of tropical host–parasitoid food webs
Nature, 2007J. Tylianakis, T. Tscharntke, O. Lewis
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