The distribution of Nosema phyllotretae infection of Phyllotreta atra populations in Turkey is reported for the first time. In total, 48 of the 1668 beetles from 24 samples collected in five localities were infected by the parasite. Nosema infection was found in P. atra adults from only one of the five localities studied. The infection average was 2.8%
Cicek, Aydin +2 more
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Authorship of the genus Phyllotreta (Coleoptera, Chrysoemlidae)
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Establishment of Laboratory Bioassay System for <i>Phyllotreta striolata</i> Larvae and Screening of Novel Bt Cry Proteins. [PDF]
Wang L +7 more
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An integrated above-belowground biological control strategy against Phyllotreta striolata using entomopathogenic nematodes and fungi. [PDF]
Liu G, Jiang T, Wu R, Wu SY.
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Contributions to the knowledge of Albanian Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera), with the redescription of <i>Luperus flaviceps</i> Apfelbeck, 1912. [PDF]
Magoga G +5 more
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Identification and Expression Analysis of the Cytochrome P450 Genes in Phyllotreta striolata and CYP6TH1/CYP6TH2 in the Involvement of Pyridaben Tolerance. [PDF]
Zhu Y +6 more
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Monitoring arthropods under the scope of LIFE-SNAILS project: II - Santa Maria Island data with implementation of the Index of Biotic Integrity. [PDF]
Vounatsi M +7 more
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SLAM Project - Long-Term Ecological Study of the Impacts of Climate Change in the natural forest of Azores: VII - Long-term arthropod monitoring in Graciosa Island. [PDF]
Vounatsi M +7 more
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: The niche-width variation hypothesis predicts a positive correlation between niche width and genetic variability. Here we evaluated this hypothesis by comparing genetic variability in four monophagous (narrow niche) and six oligophagous (broad niche ...
Verdyck, Peter, Desender, Konjev
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Archaeoentomological SedaDNA from two French gallo-roman wells reveals the presence of arthropods not identified by sclerotized remains. [PDF]
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