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Life history of the predatory mite Cheyletus malaccensis (Oudemans)

Saleh, S.M. ; El-Helaly, M.S. and El-Gayar, F.H.


1986 - Volume: 27 Issue: 1 pages: 37-40


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Development by stases male female life span predation Cheyletidae Acaridae

Abstract

A Strain of the predatory mite C. malaccensis was isolated from a colony of the grain mite Aleuroglyphus ovatus, and has been furtherly cultured on it as a host in the laboratory. Arrhenotokous parthenogenesis is assessed in the species. The females were found to pass the five stages, egg, larva, protonymph, deutonymph and adults; while in males the deutonymphal stage was absent. Under the same conditions of 25° +/- 0.1° and 75 +/- 2 % R. H., the females total !ife from egg to adult took a longer period (20-23 days) than males (15- 17 days).

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1986-01-31

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1986 Saleh, S.M.; El-Helaly, M.S. and El-Gayar, F.H.
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