FEEDING PREFERENCES OF Microtheca punctigera (Achard) (COLEOPTERA: CHRYSOMELIDAE) FOR SOME BRASSICACEAE PLANTS IN MULTIPLE-CHOICE ASSAYS

Zheng XQ, Nagai C, Ashihara H (2004) Pyridine nucleotide cycle and trigonelline ( N- methylnicotinic acid) synthesis in developing leaves and fruits of Coffea arabica.

In addition, when market demand for a particular species is low or zero in a specific period of the year, in vitro culture techniques allow the conservation of cultures under

punctigera males or females in multiple-choice tests by untreated leaves of wild radish or leaves treated with neem oil, one hour after onset of the experiment in the

Considering the richness and potential of the Amazon flora, the present study has as its primary goal the prospection of extracts prepared from the following twelve

photoperiod) to carry out laboratory tests to evaluate adult feeding and female oviposition preferences (using both free-choice and no-choice tests) as well as the effects of

In the no‑choice assays, D. longicaudata parasitized its original host, and in the free‑choice assays, the parasitoid preferred to parasitize the larger host, A. fraterculus ,

205 205 In vitro anti- Mycobacterium tuberculosis activity of some Brazilian “Cerrado” plants.. Table

In order to better understand the mechanisms of food and decorating choices of the decorator crab Acanthonyx scutiformis, two multiple-choice feeding assays were performed