[PDF] Top 20 New Bruchidius species reared from Vachellia (Fabaceae: Mimosoideae: Acacieae) seeds from Eastern and Southern Africa (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae: Bruchinae)

... various Vachellia species were collected from the trees or on the ground beneath ...measured from apex of pronotum to apex of elytra; body width and length, and width of elytra are understood ... See full document

... emerged from the seeds of legume host plants (Table 1), and mean level of infested seed explored for the localities in Serbia are present in Tables 1 and ...mass- reared in climate controled rooms under ... See full document

... these species were independently reared by B. Le Ru from seeds of various Acacieae (Fabaceae) in which they feed during their larval ...three species that were not reared from ... See full document

... When few known-positive plasma samples are available, a cutoff value based on the distribution of a known-negative population can be used to classify unknown samples as poten- tially positive or negative (5). In this ... See full document

... A new species of Arenopontia (Neoleptastacus) is described on the basis of a single female collected from one sandy beach in Montenegro, Adriatic ...the new species, the subgenus ... See full document

... This study was carried out in Oracle farm, North bank cattle market, and Wadata Market, all in Makurdi Benue State, Nigeria. Benue State is located in the middle belt area of Nigeria and is bordered by Nassarawa State to ... See full document

... : A study of children with mongolism reared in the home compared to those reared away from home. : The problem of comparing home rearing versus foster-home rearing in defective children[r] ... See full document

... wide-spread species belong to Fabaceae family. This species also distributes in the arid lands such as Saudi Arabia ...this species is well adapted to hot climates, wide range of soil types, annual ... See full document

... conditions from SCDP Nucet – south Romania, the extensive rearing in pond (natural diet) of a 1 year Nile tilapia batch led to achieving superior growth performances comparing to Nile tilapia reared in ... See full document

... derived from human (HEK293T and TE671), cat (CRFK), rat (HSN), and mouse (NIH 3T3 and MDTF) cells ...obtained from three independent experiments, and the values are expressed as means ⫾ 1 standard deviation ... See full document

... the species from am ong its southern neigh­ ...described from south of Vila Pery in Mozambique. The latter species, however, has far larger cones, the males of wh'ch are more than one on a ... See full document

... and New Zealand populations of striped trumpeter indicated in this study also concur with other studies exploring the genetic di- vergence of marine species between Australian and New Zealand ...and ... See full document

... @< QLGXW ?OBFD<=? =LVGD B HBLV XGL? ELE@EBXXW IE@H VGL?G contiguous, erect tuft-like fascicles, these separating with age into more discrete, acuminate, 4–5-sided pyramidal squamules with dark brown tips ... See full document

... The genus Indasclera occurs in the south-eastern Palearctic and in the Oriental Regions. It reaches as far as the eastern half of the Himalayas and the Indian subcontinent in the west, Tibet and other Chinese provinces ... See full document

... A total of 100 Domestic chicken were examined, of which 29(29%) were infected, with a total oocysts burden of 308. The common species of oocysts were Eimeria Maxima 105(34.0%); Eimeria tenella 73(27.3%), Eimeria ... See full document

... sequences of the 658-bp barcoding region of the mitochondrial COI (cytochrome c oxydase subunit I) gene were then amplified and sequenced with the Folmer prim- ers (Folmer et al. 1994; Table 2), using the same PCR cycle ... See full document

... Modern confinement rearing of poultry has significantly reduced the frequency and variety of these endopara- site infections which are common in free-range birds and backyard flocks [4]. However, severe parasitism still ... See full document

... A new species of freshwater hoplonemertean, Potumonemcrtes gihsoni, is described from lakes in Tasmania and its relationship to the type species from New Zealand and to the ... See full document

... A new species of the genus Potamophylax Wallengren 1891, ...nov., from Spain is described and fi gured. This new species is a microendemic of the Spanish Cantabrian Mountains and is ... See full document

... four species form an apparently well­ defined group, geographically and in terms of their semi-whorled leaves, they have been placed in segregate genera at various times on the basis of differences in numbers of ... See full document