Predatory hoverflies increase oviposition in response to colour stimuli offering no reward: implications for biological control
There are increasing efforts worldwide to engineer agroecosystems to enhance ecosystem services such as carbon storage, minimisation of erosion, and biological control of pests. A key group of insect biological control agents is the hoverflies (Diptera: Syrphidae). While adult Syrphidae are pollen a...
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2015-05-23.
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