10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TROPHOBIOTIC»
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1
Herdsmen ants and their mealybug partners
The tendency of an increasing loss of wax production correlated with an
increasing degree of phyletic adaptations to a trophobiotic life style is also
reported from other hemipterans. For instance it was described by Zwolfer (1958b
) in root ...
Martin Dill, Douglas John Williams, Ulrich Maschwitz, 2002
2
Issues in Life Sciences—Acarology, Arachnology, and ...
with a discussion of trophobiotic associations with Acropyga Roger ants “The
mealybug tribe Xenococcini (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) comprises three
genera, Eumyrmococcus Silvestri, Neochavesia Williams & Granara de Willink
and ...
3
Tropical Biodiversity and Systematics: Proceedings of the ...
In the case of truly trophobiotic homopterans, this excretion is not dropped onto
the vegetation or embedded in waxy material, but is offered to tending ants after
tactile stimulation. Trophobiosis is most common among the Sternorrhyncha (e.g.
...
4
Tijdschrift voor entomologie
It is unlikely that T. vacca would, in all cases, be attended specifically by the
Technomyrmex species, as such trophobiotic relationships are extremely rare in
Hemiptera, compared with other organisms (Holl- dobler & Wilson 1990). As with
our ...
5
Aphid reprints: Leonard collection
As regards their trophobiotic relationships with ants, the aphids concerned can
be separated into three groups: The myrmecoxenous root aphids are not or only
rarely visited, they have no trophobiotic organ and usually have a copious wax ...
In some Neotropical aphids trophobiotic associations with Meliponiinae bees
also occur [Schmutterer 1978]. Often such trophobiotic aphids have reduced their
own defensive properties [Nault et al 1976]. In addition, the ants are important for
...
7
Systematic, evolutionary, and ecological implications of ...
Viewing now back on the Lycaenidae as a whole, it becomes apparent that
trophobiotic caterpillar-ant interactions are restricted to the subfamily Lycaeninae,
due to the possession of the DNO as a keystone synapomorphy. However, within
...
8
European Journal of Entomology
Trophobiotic relationships Among the Fulgoromorpha, ant-mutualisms are only
documented in a few species of Cixiidae (Myers, 1929; Thompson, 1984),
Delphacidae (Dejean et al., 1996, 1997a, 2000a), Hypochthonellidae (China &
Fennah, ...
9
A Selected Bibliography of the Coccoidea
18 : 637-677, illus. Alecanium n. gen.; 12 new species; notes on 7 other coccids.
1921a red date-palm scale, phoenicococcus marlatti: a technical description.
Jour. Agr. Res. 21 : 669-676, illus. 1922 ON SOME TROPHOBIOTIC COCCIDAE
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Harold Morrison, Alice Veronica Renk, 1957
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Advances in the Systematics of Fossil and Modern Insects: ...
In: CIS Symposium on Hymenoptera, Moscow, September 24—26, 2006:
Program and Abstracts. Moscow State University, Moscow, 74 [total pages 98 pp.]
[In Russian]. Biryukova OB, Rasnitsyn AP, Novgorodova TA (2006) On
trophobiotic ...
Dmitry Shcherbakov, Michael Engel, Michael Sharkey, 2011
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TROPHOBIOTIC»
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trophobiotic is used in the context of the following news items.
Ants farm root aphid clones in subterranean rooms
In turn these species of aphids have developed distinctive traits never found in free living species such as the 'trophobiotic organ' to hold honey dew for the ants. «Phys.Org, Jul 12»
