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2022
As a result of examination of three groups of the Ukrainian, Carpathians landscapes (piedmont, low-mountain, mid-mountain), 80 species of hover flies-aphydophages of 16 genera from two subfamilies (Syrphinae ??? 68, Chelosiinae ??? 12 species) are found. The trophic relations of larvae of eight hover flies' species are stated.
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As a result of examination of three groups of the Ukrainian, Carpathians landscapes (piedmont, low-mountain, mid-mountain), 80 species of hover flies-aphydophages of 16 genera from two subfamilies (Syrphinae ??? 68, Chelosiinae ??? 12 species) are found. The trophic relations of larvae of eight hover flies' species are stated.
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Journal of Insect Conservation, 2021
A. L. Montoya, J. L. Parra, M. Wolff
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A. L. Montoya, J. L. Parra, M. Wolff
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1913
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1996
Pršilice (Syrphidae) vanjskim izgledom jako podsjećaju na pčele i radi toga su i nazvane pčelolikim cvjetaricama. Sličnost sa pčelama štiti ih od ptica i drugih njihovih prirodnih neprijatelja. Odrasle jedinke hrane se nektarom i peludom i stoga su vrlo značajne u oprašivanju različitih vrsta biljaka.
Durbešić, Paula, Krčmar, Stjepan
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Pršilice (Syrphidae) vanjskim izgledom jako podsjećaju na pčele i radi toga su i nazvane pčelolikim cvjetaricama. Sličnost sa pčelama štiti ih od ptica i drugih njihovih prirodnih neprijatelja. Odrasle jedinke hrane se nektarom i peludom i stoga su vrlo značajne u oprašivanju različitih vrsta biljaka.
Durbešić, Paula, Krčmar, Stjepan
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Mededeelingen over Syrphidae (Dipt.)
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1986
The Syrphidae constitute one of the most representative families in the sub-order of Diptera Brachycera, the fauna of Siberia numbering about 600-700 species (the whole of the U.S.S.R. numbering about 1100). They occur practically everywhere and are of considerable economic importance, chiefly as pollinators of Angiosperm plants. Moreover the larvae of
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The Syrphidae constitute one of the most representative families in the sub-order of Diptera Brachycera, the fauna of Siberia numbering about 600-700 species (the whole of the U.S.S.R. numbering about 1100). They occur practically everywhere and are of considerable economic importance, chiefly as pollinators of Angiosperm plants. Moreover the larvae of
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