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trophobiosis
trophobiosis
symbiotic
association
between
organisms
where
food
obtained
provided
provider
referred
trophobiont
name
derived
from
greek
trophē
meaning
nourishment
biosis
which
short
symbiosis
among
more
theory
starves
healthy
plant
essence
thesis
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francis
chaboussou
characterised
former
minister
disease
agricultures
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done
french
researcher
provide
basis
allows
significant
link
established
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relation
organism
protects
other
return
some
kind
product
mutualism
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pronunciation
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hemiptera
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overview
jacques
delabie
mountain
states
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susceptibility
crop
case
heteroptera
relationship
attended
insects
trophobionts
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «TROPHOBIOSIS»
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trophobiosis nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
trophobiosis e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
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Herdsmen ants and their mealybug partners
site within the following 10 min, 22 (55 %) were brought to adjacent trophobiosis
sites, and only three (7.5%) were carried a larger distance in the direction of the
nest but could not be pursued the whole way. In D. kinabaluensis, 1 1 (36.7 %) of
...
Martin Dill, Douglas John Williams, Ulrich Maschwitz, 2002
But theyhave acquiredanew organ that appears toserve trophobiosis exclusively,
a circlet ofhairs surroundingthe anusthat holds the honeydew droplet inplace
while it is being eaten by theant. Long anal hairs borne by certain mealybugs ...
3
Mutualism: Ants and their Insect Partners
This interaction is often termed 'trophobiosis' according to Wasmann (see e.g.
Holldobler and Wilson 1990) merging the notions of trophic relationships and
symbiosis. However, trophobiosis is a catchword widely used in the ant literature,
...
Bernhard Stadler, Anthony F. G. Dixon, 2008
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
1985) adj. trophallactic cf. biosis: trophobiosis anal feeding, anal trophallaxis See
trophallaxis: proctodeal trophallaxis. oral trophallaxis See trophallaxis: stomodeal
trophallaxis. proctodeal trophallaxis n. For example, in Kalotermitid and ...
5
Biodiversity and Insect Pests: Key Issues for Sustainable ...
232 Trichogrammatidae 189 Trichoplusia ni 99 Trichopoda pennipes 310 trophic
cascades 24, 24–6, 223 PCR study methods see polymerase chain reaction (
PCR) trophic studies trophic-level omnivory hypothesis (TLOH) 24, 25
trophobiosis ...
Geoff M. Gurr, Stephen D. Wratten, William E. Snyder, 2012
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Arthropod Management in Vineyards:: Pests, Approaches, and ...
Meanwhile, according to Chaboussou (1965) infestations were caused by
changes in plant physiology induced by organic pesticides, favorable to mite
demographic parameters ('trophobiosis'). Chaboussou (1965) and others also
tried to ...
Noubar J. Bostanian, Charles Vincent, Rufus Isaacs, 2012
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Healthy Crops: A New Agricultural Revolution
Chapter. 2. Plant-Parasite. Relations: the. Trophobiosis. Theory. I. The influence
of environmental factors on the resistance of plants A plant's physiology and
resistance are determined by environmental factors. We will review a certain
number ...
(98) Coetzee M. and Segerman J., The description of a new genus and species
of cimicid bug from South Africa (Heteroptera Cirnicidae Cacodminae) — 229-
235 (99) Dejean A. and Turillazzi S., Territoriality during trophobiosis between ...
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The origin of biodiversity in insects: phylogenetic tests of ...
MATERIALS AND METHODS Methodology Both "habitat" and "trophobiosis" are
two traits for which homology is difficult to establish. They cannot be directly used
in constructing phylogenies where an hypothesis of primary homology has to be
...
Philippe Grandcolas, Muséum national d'histoire naturelle (France), 1997
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The Origin of Biodiversity in Insects: Phylogenetic Tests of ...
MATERIALS AND METHODS Methodology Both "habitat" and "trophobiosis" are
two traits for which homology is difficult to establish. They cannot be directly used
in constructing phylogenies where an hypothesis of primary homology has to be
...
Philippe Grandcolas, 1997
5 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «TROPHOBIOSIS»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
trophobiosis nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Are cocolisap-infested coconut trees healing?
North Ave. and the QC Memorial Circle) every first Saturday of the month teaching Trophobiosis, the science of Nutrition Biology which has been apoptosis-ied ... «Philippine Star, ago 14»
From our archives: George Thampy claims spelling bee crown
Round 9: trophobiosis. Round 10: psilosis. Round 11: quodlibet. Round 12: eudaemonic. Round 13: ditokous. Round 14: propaedeutic. Round 15: demarche. «STLtoday.com, mag 14»
Peculiar parasitoid wasp found on rare sawfly developing in ferns
The larvae have a true ant trophobiosis, or ants can live in symbiosis based on food for protection, the only known occurrence of this phenomenon within the ... «Eureka! Science News, mar 13»
Spelling Bee lessons for all sports fans
trophobiosis – n -- a symbiotic relation in which one organism protects the other in return for some kind of food product. The quarterback's relationship with his ... «ESPN, giu 12»
Restoring Soil, Revering Life: Solutions for Climate and Agriculture
He outlined plant responses and increased pest susceptibility way back in the 1980s as part of his "Theory of Trophobiosis" in his book, Healthy Crops: A New ... «Treehugger, dic 09»
