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The parasitoids of <i>Parlatoria ziziphi</i> (Lucas) (Hemiptera: Diaspididae): with descriptions of two new species of <i>Aphytis</i> (Hymenoptera: Aphelinidae) from China, and a note on <i>Aphytis</i> species with black-tipped mid tibiae in the male. [PDF]
InsectsXi J, Ge J, Huang J, Polaszek A, Wang Z.
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CRISPR-Cas9 mediated knockout of the white gene in the bluetongue virus vector, Culicoides sonorensis (biting midge). [PDF]
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Cell and tissue mechanics in 3-D organ morphogenesis: Insights from Drosophila pupal retina development. [PDF]
Dev BiolDecker JR, Altinok I, Rebay I.
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Scientific American, 2014
The article reports on the behavior of the species of floodplain-dwelling ant, Formica selysi, that nests throughout the Pyrenees and the Alps.
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The article reports on the behavior of the species of floodplain-dwelling ant, Formica selysi, that nests throughout the Pyrenees and the Alps.
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Humoral Immunity in Cecropia Pupae
1981There are four main reasons to study the factors which in nature regulate the equilibrium between insects and bacteria. Each of these reasons is of such a nature that it could be the subject for a review of its own. However, we will not elaborate but only state the arguments briefly as follows: 1. More than 106 insect species have been described
H G, Boman, H, Steiner
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2000
Silkworm pupae is the by-product after the silk-thread has been wound-off from the cocoon and can serve as a feedstuff. Seri culture has its origin in China where it has been known for almost 5,000 years. Major silk producing countries are P.R. China (57.5% of World production), Japan (13.2%), India, (10.3%), Republic of Korea (South) (5.4%) and ...
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Silkworm pupae is the by-product after the silk-thread has been wound-off from the cocoon and can serve as a feedstuff. Seri culture has its origin in China where it has been known for almost 5,000 years. Major silk producing countries are P.R. China (57.5% of World production), Japan (13.2%), India, (10.3%), Republic of Korea (South) (5.4%) and ...
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