10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUPARIA»
Discover the use of
puparia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
puparia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
On both 11 July 1977 and 10 October 1977 two third-instar larvae were collected
from subsurface mud and detritus at the Springs Junction site; no adults or
puparia were found. These larvae readily fed on fingernail clams when held in
the ...
2
The Biology of the Muscidae of the World
Puparia should be staged with the flies which have emerged, preferably in small
vials, extreme care being taken to ensure that if several specimens or species
have been reared together, the flies and puparia are not mixed. If puparia are ...
3
Entomology and the Law: Flies as Forensic Indicators
Puparia identifiable to species or genus are not uncommon in Egyptian (
Cockburn et al, 1975) and Peruvian mummies. The presence of dung fly puparia,
possibly Spelobiasp. (Sphaeroceridae), in excavations of Mashan tucket Pequot
...
Bernard Greenberg, John Charles Kunich, 2002
4
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
males emerged 13-18 days (15.9±1.3; n = 12) after pupariation, and females 13-
17 days (14.4±1.6; n = 14) after pupariation; the difference between the means is
statistically significant (P<0.025). Laboratory-reared puparia were usually paler ...
5
Forensic Entomology: An Introduction
This invaluable text provides a concise introduction to entomology in a forensic context and is also a practical guide to collecting entomological samples at the crime scene.
6
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
A large number of eaves are required in a sample to estimate low- iensity whitefly
puparia populations accurately Table 4). An alternative to estimating the whitefly
xiparia population is to decide whether the proportion >f infested leaves ...
7
A Review of Studies on the Mexican Fruitfly and Related ...
liberated. Later examination showed an arrangement of puparia and larvae as
follows : Soil location (inches) : 1 to 6 (beginning at point of Individuals found
liberation on soil) 132 well-formed puparia, 2 poorly formed puparia, 4 living
larvae, ...
8
Integrated Control of Citrus Pests in the Mediterranean Region
Aleurodicus dispersus Russell is not yet present in the continental area, having
been found only in Madeira and the Canary Islands. 2. FIELD KEY TO CITRUS
ALEYRODIDAE 1. Puparia black, bordered by white wax, adults bright red; wings
...
Vincenzo Vacante, Uri Gerson, 2012
9
The Hessian fly in California
To gain some idea of the actual depth to which it is necessary to bury stubble to
prevent emergence of the flies, puparia were buried at various depths under
heavy soils in a series of flowerpots. In some pots the soil was left loose and in
others ...
Clyde Monroe Packard, 1928
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The wheat stem maggots of the genus Meromyza in the Pacific ...
NATURAL CONTROL Coelinidea meromyzae Forbes (determined by A. B.
Gahan) has been reared by the writers several times from overwintering
Meromyza larvae in puparia in March and April. This is a parasite of both species.
An external ...
L. P. Rockwood, Sarah Ernestine Keen Zimmerman, T. R. Chamberlin, 1947
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PUPARIA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
puparia is used in the context of the following news items.
Managing fruit fly in mango
Plough the interspaces in the orchard during summer to expose fly puparia to kill them under hot sun rays. — Timely harvest of mature fruits should be done and ... «The Hindu, Apr 15»
Nueva propuesta para el control de la mosca del olivo Bactrocera …
Soil properties affect the availability, movement, and virulence of entomopathogenic fungi conidia against puparia of Ceratitis capitata (Diptera; Tephritidae). «Interempresas, Mar 15»
'Bugman' Ruud Kleinpaste on the Queensland fruit fly
When adult flies emerge from their puparia - chrysalises, if you like - they'll find each other via pheromones, chemicals that are highly attractive to the males of ... «Stuff.co.nz, Mar 15»
Controlling pod fly menace in drumstick
The brownish puparia may undergo dormancy until they get suitable environment to emerge as adult flies. Its activity is maximum from April to October. «The Hindu, Aug 14»
In Peru a Polish archaeologist has outsmarted looters and …
It's full of decayed puparia, traces of flies once drawn to the pot's contents. The archaeologist backs away and stands up, slapping a cloud of 1,200-year-old dust ... «National Geographic, May 14»
Mumia szczeniaka z pasożytniczymi dowodami rzeczowymi
Poza R. sanguineus i H. longipennis zidentyfikowano także puparia (kokony rzekome) ścierwicowatych (Sarcophagidae) i plujkowatych (Calliphoridae). «KopalniaWiedzy, Sep 13»
Understanding Hessian fly is key to control
The species spends its summers in brown puparia that are called flaxseeds because they bear a close resemblance in color and shape to these seeds. «Southeast Farm Press, Aug 12»
Apocephalus borealis, a new threat to honeybees?
The authors didn't explicitly explain how they differentiated Apocephalus puparia from Megaselia puparia, and I think this is a fatal flaw in their work. These are ... «Biofortified, Jan 12»
The Oil Beneath California
... been trapping animals since before the days of the mammoth, and is an ongoing site for archeological work, mainly on the residual skeletons, blow fly puparia, ... «OilPrice.com, Jun 11»
Columbian mammoth remains, thousands of other fossils found …
We have pint wood that shows bark beetle damage, puparia from blow flies that hatched on the rotting carcasses before they were buried, shrew teeth, lizard ... «Los Angeles Times, Mar 11»
