Ecology of Agricultural Pests: Biochemical approachesW.O.C. Symondson, J.E. Liddell Springer Science & Business Media, 30 июн. 1996 г. - Всего страниц: 518 Advances in biochemical techniques are revolutionizing the study of invertebrate ecology. Their application to pest problems is generating detailed information on the population genetics of pests, pest-predator relationships and interactions between pests and their environment. |
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Biochemical systematics principles and perspectives for pest management | 7 |
Combined use of biochemical immunological and molecular assays for infection species identification and resistance detection in field populations of... | 31 |
Studies of interactions between alfalfa weevil strains Wolbachia endosymbionts and parasitoids | 51 |
Biochemical approaches to the study of ecological genetics the role of selection and gene flow in the evolution of insecticide resistance | 73 |
A molecular and ecological investigation of the large arionid slugs of NorthWest Europe the potential for new pests | 93 |
Systematics of brown planthopper and related species using nuclear and mitochondrial DNA | 133 |
Application of novel molecular markers DNA in agricultural entomology | 149 |
Location of resistance to Brevicoryne brassicae in wild brassica species | 197 |
Polyclonal monoclonal and engineered antibodies to investigate the role of predation in slug population dynamics | 321 |
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Using gut content immunoassays to evaluate predaceous biological control agents a case study | 381 |
An environmental risk assessment for release of an exotic microsporidium for European corn borer control in North America | 399 |
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Serological analysis of arthropod predation past present and future | 263 |
Serological diagnosis of parasitism a monoclonal antibodybased immunodot assay for Microplitis croceipes Hymenoptera Braconidae | 299 |
Practical applications for techniques to determine the nutritional state and age of field caught tsetse flies | 477 |
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Agricultural Pests alfalfa weevil alleles allozyme amplified analysis Anopheles antigen aphid Arion armigera assay ater beetles Biochemical biological control bollworm brassica carabid clones croceipes crops detection Diptera DNA fingerprinting DNA sequence Drosophila Ecology of Agricultural eggs electrophoresis ELISA Entomological Society Entomology enzyme esterase European corn borer Evolution feeding Figure flagellus fragments frequency furnacalis gambiae gene flow genome Greenstone haemolymph Hagler Helicoverpa Heliothis Hmgnt host Hsiao hybridization Hymenoptera identification individuals insect insecticide resistance instar J.E. Liddell Journal laboratory large arionids larvae lectin Lepidoptera loci Loxdale lugens lusitanicus MAbs markers methods microsporidia mitochondrial DNA Molecular Biology monoclonal antibody mtDNA Noctuidae nuclear parasitism parasitoids phage phylogenetic plant planthopper polymorphic precipitin test predators prey primers probes production protein RabPc RAPD rates rDNA regions Research samples serological slug species studies Sunderland Symondson and J.E. Symondson and Liddell taxa techniques tion variable variation W.O.C. Symondson weevil strains Wolbachia
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