Elements of Host Discovery Exemplified by Parasitic Hymenoptera
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Summary
In the parasitic Hymenoptera, host searching is highly developed, the existence of many species apparently depending upon the searching ability of the gravid female, and parasitic insects are of economic importance because, like predatory insects, they kill their hosts.
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- 1947-07-01
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Host (biology), Citation, Hymenoptera, Computer science, Library science
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