Titlebook: Biology of Coccinellidae; Ivo Hodek Book 1973 Ivo Hodek 1973 Coleoptera.biological.biology.development.insecticide.insects

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Morphology and Taxonomy of the Larvae with Keys for their Identification,rwards Gage (1920) described 14 species of American coccinellids. A paper by Strouhal (1926) is devoted to larvae of . and of ., one by Binaghi (1941a, b) to larvae of . and some species of . and one by Kapur (1950) to larvae of . van Emden (1949) published a key for the larvae of 36 species of Brit

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Enemies of Coccinellidae,unistic communications. In fact, a study of biology was undertaken only for the parasite .. Only during the last 15 years have the natural enemies of coccinellids become a subject of systematic study on a wider scale. Because of this it is now possible to present preliminary ideas about the effectiv

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Taxonomy and Morphology of Adults,The dorsal surface is convex; the ventral surface is always flat. The body surface is either bare or covered with short recumbent hairs and is more or less shiny. In the ., there are also longer erect hairs in addition to the short recumbent ones. Sculpturing is in the form of fine or coarse punctures, densely arranged.

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Kommunikationsmanagement von BauprojektenThe dorsal surface is convex; the ventral surface is always flat. The body surface is either bare or covered with short recumbent hairs and is more or less shiny. In the ., there are also longer erect hairs in addition to the short recumbent ones. Sculpturing is in the form of fine or coarse punctur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13096-1rwards Gage (1920) described 14 species of American coccinellids. A paper by Strouhal (1926) is devoted to larvae of . and of ., one by Binaghi (1941a, b) to larvae of . and some species of . and one by Kapur (1950) to larvae of . van Emden (1949) published a key for the larvae of 36 species of Brit

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Innovation und Entrepreneurship mostly been studied by observing what the coccinellids happen to be eating, sometimes only by noting occurrence together of predator and prey on the same plant, etc. The reliability of the lists of data accumulated in this way (Schilder and Schilder 1928, Balduf 1935, Fulmek 1957, Börner and Heinze