ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD DIAPAUSE
From Greek diapausis pause, from diapauein to pause, bring to an end, from dia- + pauein to stop.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIAPAUSE»
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diapause in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Integrating methods for control of the pink bollworm and ...
9. of studies reported herein consistently achieved 90 percent or better reduction
in diapause larval populations at harvesttime with less than 5 -percent reduction
in cotton yield. The application of plant growth regulators to cotton late in the ...
T. J. Henneberry, L. A. Bariola, D. L. Kittock, 1980
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The Physiology of
Diapause in Arthropods
CHAPTER 2 THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE ONSET OF DIAPAUSE The arrest
of growth in arthropods with a facultative diapause is ultimately governed by the
environment. The capacity for diapause may be realized in any generation or
may ...
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Diapause in Aquatic Invertebrates: Theory and Human Use
Egg stage diapause is typical for Ochlerotatus, Aedes, and Psorophora; adult
diapause occurs mainly in Anopheles, Culex, and Culiseta; larval diapause is
encountered in distinct representatives of many genera such as Anopheles, ...
Victor R. Alekseev, Bart Thomas De Stasio, John Gilbert, 2007
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Diapause in Aquatic Invertebrates: Theory and Human Use
Many authors of this new book were participants at the workshop on diapause in aquatic invertebrates (Pallanza, Italy 2003).
Victor R. Alekseev, Bart De Stasio, John J. Gilbert, 2007
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The Biochemical Composition of Nauplii Derived from Stored ...
This is the first time the intracellular pH and only the third time the nuclei of a copepod diapausing egg has been determined.
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Encyclopedia of Entomology
Diet may act as a diapause-regulating factor, particularly in aestival and imaginal
(adult) diapauses. The older leaves of potato plants help induce adult diapause
of Colorado potato beetle, while the older needles of pines seem to favor the ...
secretory cells of developing embryos of some species (Denlinger, 1985); but
while such changes are correlated with diapause it is not clear whether they are
involved in the control of diapause. In species that diapause in the later stages of
...
H. Frederik Nijhout, 1998
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Environmental Stressors and Gene Responses
With few exceptions insects have adapted to such recurring seasonal stresses
through the evolution of diapause, a form of developmental arrest analogous to
hibernation in mammals. Energy reserves are stockpiled, metabolic rate drops,
and ...
J.M. Storey, K.B. Storey, 2000
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Insect life-cycle polymorphism: Theory, Evolution and ...
The southern life cycle of Mamestra brassicae (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) is
characterized by two phenologically contrasting forms of pupal diapause. In the
strain from Kagoshima (southern Japan. 31.5 °N) at 25 °C. summer diapause
was ...
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Molecular Events Associated with Mosquito
Diapause
During the winter when triseriatus eggs enter a state of dormancy known as
diapause, the virus continues to replicate (Dobie et al 1997). Cases of La Crosse
encephalitis are more prevalent in northern geographic regions where triseriatus
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIAPAUSE»
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Ladybug, Ladybug
The term for insect hibernation is diapause. When temperatures dip below 55 degrees, they are unable to fly. In fact, they will fall to the ground ... «SCVNEWS.com, Jul 15»
It Came for My Cherry Trees
But the small caterpillars lie quietly until the following spring (this is called diapause), chewing their way through the shells of their eggs just as ... «Yesterday's Island/Today's Nantucket, Jun 15»
Two prehistoric species discovered swimming around in a Chengdu …
When they are laid a proportion of the eggs hatch, and the rest go into 'diapause' - this means the eggs dry out and their development is ... «Shanghaiist, Jun 15»
Adorable Baby Tortoise Hatchling at the Zoo Signals a Breeding …
“Spider tortoises need what's called a diapause, a pause in ... The cool season is also when their eggs go into diapause until warmer ... «Smithsonian, May 15»
Apple flea weevils detected in organic apple orchard in northwest …
Newly emerged adult weevils feed on leaf tissue before entering diapause in late August or September. Adults overwinter in leaf litter on the ... «Michigan State University Extension, May 15»
UGA scientists seek public's help in tracking new stink bug
Little set up stink bug stations at Gullibeau's house, where he monitors the temperature at which the bugs come out of their diapause, ... «Savannah Morning News, Apr 15»
Profile of a planting-time pest: Seedcorn maggot in vegetables
Starting in August, offspring of the later generations may pupate and enter diapause (overwintering stage). These pupae overwinter and flies ... «Michigan State University Extension, Apr 15»
Moths prefer to reproduce in the dark
During the fall, when the days are short, the caterpillars need to wait in their cocoon until spring. This puts them into a rest phase or diapause. «Phys.Org, Apr 15»
Good Natured: Giant silk moth, seeking mate
I found myself working words like pupa, diapause and metamorphosis into conversations with friends, neighbors and even total strangers, each ... «Kane County Chronicle, Apr 15»
Spring means these 4 hibernators are waking up
Insects enter cold-induced dormant periods too, and this is referred to by the term diapause. Often on the internet, the term hibernation will be ... «EarthSky, Apr 15»
