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Page 366
Recognition of biology of H. longa on bee-collected pollen, i.e. life history,
longevity and fecundity, was the purpose of this study. As a work hypothesis, it
was assumed that these mites accept bee-colleted pollen as an attractive food,
as they ...
Recognition of biology of H. longa on bee-collected pollen, i.e. life history,
longevity and fecundity, was the purpose of this study. As a work hypothesis, it
was assumed that these mites accept bee-colleted pollen as an attractive food,
as they ...
Page 417
Malephora crocea was a good food like P. citri; a better influence was noted if
pollen was added to the tetranychid mite [Abou-Setta and Childers 1989].
McMurtry and Rodriguez [1987] gave a list of different species showing that the
oviposition ...
Malephora crocea was a good food like P. citri; a better influence was noted if
pollen was added to the tetranychid mite [Abou-Setta and Childers 1989].
McMurtry and Rodriguez [1987] gave a list of different species showing that the
oviposition ...
Page 471
Secondly, Table 2 shows that this pilosity appears to have an important role in
filtering pollen. Indeed, much more Pinaceae pollen was found on pubescent
leaves. On the underside of C. australis leaves (a pubescent species), there is a
mean ...
Secondly, Table 2 shows that this pilosity appears to have an important role in
filtering pollen. Indeed, much more Pinaceae pollen was found on pubescent
leaves. On the underside of C. australis leaves (a pubescent species), there is a
mean ...
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G Alberti C Braszak Further observations on spermatozoa in Gamasid Mites | 15 |
R A Baker A Hick W Ikram Body structure and movements of the hypopus | 31 |
J Kozlowski A Skorupska Mite species on hazel foliage in Poland | 49 |
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| Title | The acari: physiological and ecological aspects of acari-host relationships Volume 2 of Symposium of the European Association of Acarologists |
| Authors | Danuta Kropczyńska-Linkiewicz, Jan Boczek, Anna Tomczyk, European Association of Acarologists. Meeting |
| Editors | Jan Boczek, Anna Tomczyk |
| Publisher | Dabor, 1995 |
| Original from | Cornell University |
| Digitized | 18 Mar 2010 |
| ISBN | 8390120763, 9788390120768 |
| Length | 698 pages |
| Subjects | Host-parasite relationships Mites |
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