-
fungi that
obtain their nutrition from
insects are
sometimes termed entomophagous,
especially in the
context of
biological control applications. These...
- In
evolutionary ecology, a
parasitoid is an
organism that
lives in
close ****ociation with its host at the host's expense,
eventually resulting in the death...
- ****roach and
using it as a host for its larvae. It thus
belongs to the
entomophagous parasites. The wasp is
mostly found in the
tropical regions of Africa...
- adults.
Larvae and
pupae are
links in the
diets of
birds and
parasitic entomophagous insects. The
adults are
included in food webs in a much
broader range...
-
first described by
Pietro Rossi in 1793. The
females are
permanent entomophagous endoparasites of
Polistes paper wasps. They
dwell their whole lives...
-
including mosquitoes, is
thought to have
arisen from
phytophagous or
entomophagous origins.
Several complementary biological adaptations for
locating the...
- are
diverse in
their food
habits and
apart from phytophagy, some are
entomophagous,
feeding on aphids,
scale insects, and ant larvae. Some
lycaenids even...
-
relatively simple, and
lacks many of the
adaptations found in
other entomophagous animals,
presumably because termites are
easier to
digest than ants...
- or
orally by
eating triatomine bugs and
other infected animals. For
entomophagous animals this is a
common mode.
Didelphis spp. are
unique in that they...
- autotomy, diatom, dichotomous, dichotomy, ectomy, entomology, entomomancy,
entomophagous, entomophilous, epitome, monatomic, pentatomic, polyatomic, polytomy...
