Titlebook: Regulatory Mechanisms in Insect Feeding; R. F. Chapman,Gerrit Boer Book 1995 Chapman & Hall 1995 development.entomology.insect.physiology.

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E. A. Bernaysve Se(<20 ng. l.) than neutral, fertilized, lime-enriched, slightly acidic or humic lakes (>20 ng. l.). The correlation between pH and bioactive Se was positive (. ~ 0.92; . = 7)..The ecological importance of Se is suggested for some species of phytoplankton.

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The Mechanisms of Nutritional Homeostasiser and Friedman, 1991; Wheeler and Slansky, 1991), but also water (Bernays, 1990; Raubenheimer and Gade, 1993, 1994) and the combination of nutrients and allelochemicals (Raubenheimer, 1992; Raubenheimer and Simpson, 1990; Slansky, 1992; Slansky and Wheeler, 1992).

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Stimulation of Feeding: Insect Control Agentscontrol. Because some of the biopesticides such as bacteria and virusses do not act by contact but have to be ingested by the insect pest, the development of feeding stimulants to increase the uptake of the biopesticide by the pest has received new attention. Frequently, literature on materials that