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E-357 7-05 Field Guide to Predators
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CONTENTS Introduction 3 Acknowledgm
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Introduction The role of natural en
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mologists identify and appreciate t
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ed in this book. We have only focus
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a messy task, caterpillars can be p
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thrips. It is a serious pest of see
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cloth, spread the cloth between two
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FURTHER READING The following publi
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ugs (E,L), Leafhopper assassin bug
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European Corn Macrocentrus grandii
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ecolonization by natural enemies on
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important. Chemical Class Cotton In
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erations per year. The green lynx p
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Celer crab spider W. Sterling 27
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Black and white jumping spider W. S
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Green lacewing egg W. Sterling J.K.
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Pupa of the green lacewing Adult gr
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Photo: A93. Brown lacewing adult Un
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W. Sterling Adult ground beetle Adu
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Larva of a ground beetle W. Sterlin
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year. Small groups of adult beetles
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Adult harmonia or Asian lady beetle
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Adult convergent lady beetle Conver
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Lady beetle eggs Pink spotted lady
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Collops balteatus W. Sterling 49
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Adult hooded beetle D. Waters, Univ
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M. Badgley Adult earwig tending egg
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Adult rove beetle (note short wing
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Damsel bug adult and nymph J.K. Cla
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Eggs of the spined soldier bug W. S
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Nymph of the spined soldier bug Adu
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predators typically sit and wait to
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Egg mass of Zelus renardii Leafhopp
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Adult bigeyed bug, Geocoris punctip
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ground debris. The winter is spent
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Long-legged fly J. Ruberson 71
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days. Nymphs become adults in 12-20
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Eggs of Scymnus on leaf Larva of a
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