10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOLYTOID»
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1
Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences
ENTOMOLOGY— A new genus of scolytoid beetles.1 A. D. Hopkins, Bureau of
Entomology. There is in North America a group of beetles which inhabits the
young cones and, in rare cases, the twigs or shoots of different species of Pinus.
2
Illustrated Dictionary of Entomology
Scolytoid larva: A fleshy larva resembling the larva of a scolytid beetle. Scopa (pl.
, scopae): A pollen- collecting apparatus, either a corbicula (which see) or a
brush of hairs on the ventral side of the abdomen (bees); a mass of bristles on the
...
3
Insect Enemies of Eastern Forests
In the usual method of attack the Clerid remains motionless until a wandering
Scolytoid or some other insect approaches close enough. Then running with a
rapidity that resembles a leap, it seizes the prey. Grasping it with the front and
middle ...
Frank Cooper Craighead, 1950
4
Cone and seed insects of western forest trees
A NEW GENUS OF SCOLYTOID BEETLES. Wash. Acad. Sci. Jour. 5 (12) : 429-
433. Huckett, H. C. 1953. A NEW SPECIES OF THE ANTHOMYIID GENUS HY-
LEMYA ROB.-DESV. FROM OREGON, REARED FROM fir COnes, (muscidae, ...
Frederick Paul Keen, 1958
AMBROSIA FUNGI OF SCOLYTOID AMBROSIA BEETLES Ambrosia fungi in
natural growth and in culture The 'ambrosia' which Schmidberger had thought to
be a product of plant sap was first recognized as a fungus by Hartig (1844) who ...
Society for General Microbiology. Symposium, P. S. Nutman, Barbara Mosse, 1963
6
Dictionary of Entomology, Plant Pathology and Nematology
... the deposition of sclerotizing substances in the exocuticle. Sclerotized:
Hardened. Scolops (Scolopale): A sense rod or minute rod-like capsule
enveloping the distal end of the sense cell in the certain sense organs. Scolytoid
larva: A fleshy ...
O. P. Singh, S. K. Srivastava, 1998
7
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington
PARALLELISM IN MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS IN SCOLYTOID BEETLES. BY ANDREW D. HOPKINS.
Parallelism in morphological characters and physiological characteristics in the ...
This is the third contribution toward a monograph of the scolytoid beetles which
are represented in North and South America, Europe and Asia by some of the
most destructive enemies of forest trees and their commercial products. Its object
is ...
Bernhard Eduard Fernow, 1915
9
Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences
A new genus of scolytoid beetles.1 A. D. Hopkins, Bureau of Entomology. There
is in North America a group of beetles which inhabits the young cones and, in
rare cases, the twigs or shoots of different species of Pinus. A representative of
this ...
Washington Academy of Sciences (Washington, D.C.), 1915
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Larvae of North American Beetles of the Family Cleridae
The larvae are to be found in the primary egg gallery of the Scolytoid. They feed
upon the dead parent adults, the eggs and first larvae of their host. But one larva
of the Clerid occurs in the primary egg gallery of the Scolytoid. The Clerid larva ...
Adam Giede Böving, A. B. Champlain, 1920
