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Biological Control of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid @ Invasive.org
They determined L. nigrinus produces one generation per year and undergoes diapause at the same time and for the same duration as HWA (Zilahi-Balogh et al ... pupae and diapausing adults must live in soil; and the diapause period in lab-raised L. nigrinus must be in synch with the diapause period of HWA in the field. Complications aside, tremendous progress ...
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DPIW - Macropods
Being marsupials, they give birth after a very short gestation period to young which have developed little past the embryo stage. The young continue to grow ... more than a ball of cells (the blastocyst stage).This process is known as embyonic diapause, or delayed inplantation. The suckling of the young already in the pouch initiates a hormonal ...
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Biological Control Methods for Pests in Commercial Greenhouses
Pesticides with a short- period of residual toxicity can be used to reduce pest populations ... genetically selected a strain of this midge that does not enter diapause (the insect equivalent of hibernation), under the short days of winter. Aphidoletes populations stay in the soil in diapause, even in a greenhouse, and thus are not present when ...
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Cultural methods of pest, primarily unsect, control
Timing can be used to allow young plants to establish to a tolerant stage before attack occurs, to reduce the susceptible period ... been damaged or killed, and to avoid the egg-laying period of a particular pest. - crop rotation: an effective rotation is ...
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FLMNH - Butterfly Rainforest - Butterfly Q & A
Butterflies can undergo a rest period called diapause, during which the vital functions are kept at the very minimum. No growth or ...
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Biological Control of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid @ Invasive.org
S. camptodromus enter diapause and do not hatch until the following spring. Diapause makes it difficult to rear S. camptodromus in the laboratory, making ... a lack of prey. However, if prey should happen to be available, the egg-laying period can last for 7 months (Zhao et al. 1998, Lu and Montgomery 2001, Mongtomery et ...
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Amphibian Articles - Amphibian Foods and Feeding Tips
Artemia cysts containing an embryo in a suspended state of metabolism, known as diapause. Artemia cysts can remain in this suspended state for several years, until the cysts are ... feed gut-loaded crickets to amphibians before they die, but also after a sufficient digestion period has passed. Also, crickets usually will not accept a high calcium diet if other foods ...
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Keeping Marsupials : Keeping and Breeding Marsupials in Captivity, Maintaining Injured and Orphaned Wildlife in Captivity, Animal Husbandry, Australian Marsupials, Australian Mammals, Marsupial Conservation
Like the Red Kangaroo and unlike the Western Grey, the Wallaroo exhibits embryonic diapause. They reach sexual maturity at around 20 months of age and there ... The Eastern Grey Wallaroo has a oestrus cycle of 33 days, a gestation period of 32 days and a pouch life of some 260 days but the Euro has an oestrus cycle of 45 days, a gestation period of 34 days and a pouch life of 238 days. There have ...
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Keeping Marsupials : Keeping and Breeding Marsupials in Captivity, Maintaining Injured and Orphaned Wildlife in Captivity, Animal Husbandry, Australian Marsupials, Australian Mammals, Marsupial Conservation
The Red is no ... she is ready the male will follow her around for a short period and mating will follow. This will last for about 15 – 20 ... three Red Kangaroos at one watering hole over a seven week period. These animals are ‘harvested’ commercially and an annual quota is ...
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Roe Deer,reproduction in the female roe deer
The embryo (biologically known as a blastocyst at this developmental stage) is tiny, less than 1mm in diameter, during the period of embryonic diapause. In late December or ... , 24 – 27 April 2001 Embryonic Diapause in Roe Deer: The physiology and endocrinology of the pregnant roe deer between the period of late embryonic diapause and early fetal growth. R.T. Lambert ...
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