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Evaluation of Irradiated Caribbean Fruit Fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) Larvae for Laboratory Rearing of Doryctobracon areolatus (Hymenoptera: Braconidae)
We report here that it is possible to rear D. areolatus on irradiated A. suspensa larvae without adversely affecting sex ratio and overall parasitoid emergence and with no adult A. suspense emergence.
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Manual of Afrotropical Diptera
Flies occur on all continents ... but the family is included in both the Key to Diptera families - adults (Chapter 12) and Key to Diptera families - larvae (Chapter 13).
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Flies: The compelling case for why they’re actually fabulous
Their larvae are cleaning up after us and the adults are pollinating ... Erica explains, 'The true flies group, called Diptera, has taken its basic body plan - three pairs of legs, a pair of wings, a ...
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Nine actually quite gross facts to swot up about flies (and other winged things)
Joining Robin and Brian to discuss the merits of the diptera family are ... an infestation of larvae in the body. Maggots on cheese. Image source: Getty. Flies don’t have jaws and so they ...