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Handbook on Major Hemipteran Predators of India

Flora / Fauna
By: Animesh Bal(Author), B Biswas(Author)
43 pages, colour photos, b/w illustrations
Handbook on Major Hemipteran Predators of India
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  • Handbook on Major Hemipteran Predators of India ISBN: 9788181713599 Paperback Nov 2013 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-4 months
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Predatory nature is found in some of the insect orders, as it is seen in the Hemipteran bugs. Among Hemiptera some species which belong to different farnilies are predators, such as Assassin-bugs (Reduviidae), Pirate-bugs (Anthocoidae), Damsel-bugs (Nabidae), all the members of water bug farnilies and a few Pentatomids, Lygaeids and Mirids. Of these a listed 35 species which are more predominant predators reported in India have been discussed in the present study for their predatory habits and, to allow identification, their morphological characteristics along with their photographs.

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Flora / Fauna
By: Animesh Bal(Author), B Biswas(Author)
43 pages, colour photos, b/w illustrations
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