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Developmental rates ofPatasson lameerei [Hym.: Mymaridae] and the effect of host egg age on parasitism

https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02374172
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Notes onPatasson lameerei [Hym.: Mymaridae], an egg parasitoid ofSitona spp. [Col.: Curculionidae] in the mediterranean region

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Longevity and reproductive rate ofPatasson lameerei [Hym.: Mymaridae], a parasitoid ofSitona spp. [Col.: Curculionidae] eggs
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