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Insecticides are
pesticides used to kill insects. They
include ovicides and
larvicides used
against insect eggs and larvae, respectively. The
major use...
- Segonzac, 2007
Ovicides jasoni Shields & Segonzac, 2007
Ovicides jonesi Shields & Segonzac, 2007
Ovicides julieae Shields, 2001
Ovicides paralithodis Kajihara...
- Look up
ovicide in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ovicide may
refer to:
Insecticides that are
designed to kill eggs
Infanticide (zoology), the destruction...
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belonging to the
class Hoplonemertea. Genera:
Carcinonemertes Coe, 1902
Ovicides Shields, 2001 WoRMS. "Carcinonemertidae Sumner,
Osburn & Cole, 1913". World...
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Retrieved 2024-06-30.
Raymond Keene,
Ovicide, The Spectator, 27
January 1979 Larano, Cris (July 3, 2013). "7-Year-old...
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xanthone was
introduced as an
insecticide and it
currently finds uses as
ovicide for
codling moth eggs and as a larvicide.
Xanthone is also used in the...
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nematodes (microscopic, worm-like
organisms that feed on
plant roots)
Ovicides Kill eggs of
insects and
mites Pheromones Biochemicals used to disrupt...
- oil. The
essential oil
mixed with
kaolin is both an
adulticide and an
ovicide,
effective for
three months against C.
maculatus in cowpea. The thrips...
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infanticide is
studied in zoology,
specifically in the
field of ethology.
Ovicide is the
analogous destruction of eggs. The
practice has been
observed in...
- hatch.
Females of the
species are
known to
destroy eggs
guarded by
males (
ovicide, a form of infanticide),
which secures care for
their ****ure offspring...
