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intentionally introduced to Hawaii in the 70s as a possible biological
This is the larval form of the Mealybug Destroyer, or Mealybug Ladybird.
, India, thus acting as potential biological
predatory stink bugs that are useful as biological
predatory stink bugs that are useful as biological
bean beetle). While predatory species are often used as biological
Shown is one of several hoverflies which bear clear wings, a yellow abdomen ...
brought into the New Zealand as a control ...
an introduced species from Australia in 1899 and 1905 brought into the New ...
Silver Argiopes (Argiope argentata). This spider is one of nature's many ...
Delicately built insect, with long bright green body of some 20 to 25 mm in ...
Philippines in 1930 as a biological
to control populations. There are two ...
This is an important agent in terms of ...
This little ladybird was so small it could almost fit through the mosquito net ...
Small moth, brown with white spotted-bands, about 5 mm long. Family Crambidae ...
Soldier beetles are highly desired by gardeners as biological
Soldier beetles are highly desired by gardeners as biological
This moth is used as an agent of biological ...
"Oecophylla weaver ants vary in color from reddish to yellowish brown dependent ...
on aphids and other small insects. It has been used in the biological
it's about 2.5 cm. They are solitary insects, and most are parasitoids; the ...
.
Soldier beetles are highly desired by gardeners as biological
photo 2 shows the underside (looking 'Stereum-like'), photos 3 and 4 show the ...
aquatic pests, for example. In practice ...
It's about 2 cm, found on the house's wall this morning. Green lacewings are ...
to many countries as a biological control ...
A tiny 1 mm spot that turned out to be a beetle with black and tan striped ...
transmitting the pathogenic yeast Nematospora coryli.
Biological ...
Located on a bank near a pond in the Olds College Wetlands. Approx 7.5 meters ...
that attack ripening fruit. (http://idtools.org/id/citrus/
potential agents for use in biological ...
