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  Morphological evolution of a cereal mite pest in response to interacting host-plant and thermal regimes

Askarova, Gulsamal and Skoracka, Anna
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 249

  Urbanization modifies infestation intensity but not prevalence of Pterygosomatid mites in the moorish gecko (Tarentola mauritanica)

Mouadi, Jalal; Elbahi, Abderrafea; Gallouli, El Mahjoub and Aourir, Mohamed
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 181

  Positive effects of plant diversification in an agroecological vineyard on overall Phytoseiidae diversity

Tabary, Lou; Kazakou, Elena; Navia, Denise; Garcia, Léo and Tixier, Marie-Stéphane
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 130

  From lab to land: Using trait-based approaches at a European scale to translate soil mite data intoland management advice

Salazar-Fillippo, Andrés A.; Jászayová, Alexandra; Vtípilová, Věra and Miko, Ladislav
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 108

  Oribatid mites of subalpine and alpine pastures in the Eastern Greater Caucasus: diversity and bioindication

Todria, Nino; Murvanidze, Maka; Japoshvili, George and Mumladze, Levan
2026 - Volume: 66, issue: Suppl
pages: 39

  Two alien spider mite species (Prostigmata, Tetranychidae) associated with ornamental bamboo from Russia

Kamayev, Ilya; Zhuravleva, Elena and Karpun, Natalia
2025 - Volume: 65, issue: 3
pages: 782-785

  Soil mesostigmatid mites as a potential tool for bioindication concerning ecological status of forest

Călugăr, Adina
2018 - Volume: 58, issue: Suppl
pages: 18-24

  Before the summer turns to winter: the third labidostommatid genus from Baltic amber has subtropical kin

Bertrand, M.; Sidorchuk, E. and Hoffeins, C.
2015 - Volume: 55, issue: 3
pages: 321-336

  Environmental management and biological aspects of two eriophyid mango mites in Egypt: Aceria mangiferae and Metaculus mangiferae

Abou-Awad, B.A.; Metwally, A.-S. and Al-Azzazy, M.M.
2011 - Volume: 51, issue: 4
pages: 481-497

  Culicidae and water mites: parasitism under Mediterranean climatic conditions

Mathieu, B.; Bertrand, L.; Peyrusse, V.; Schaffner, F. and Bertrand, M.
2007 - Volume: 47, issue: 1-2
pages: 55-61

  Observations on acarofauna in four apple orchards of central Greece. I. Incidence of pedoclimatic conditions and agricultural techniques on phytoseiid mites (Acari: Phytoseiidae)

Markoyiannaki-Printzioui, D.; Papaioannou-Souliotis, P.; Zeginis, G. and Giatropoulos, C.
2000 - Volume: 41, issue: 1-2
pages: 109-126

  Environmental management and biological aspects of two eriophyoid fig mites in Egypt: Aceria ficus and Rhyncaphytoptus ficifoliae

Abou-Awad, B.A.; El-Sawaf, B.M.; Reda, A.S. and Abdel-Khalek, A.A.
1999 - Volume: 40, issue: 4
pages: 419-429

  Seasonal population dynamics of the European red mite (Panonychus ulmi) and its predator Neoseiulus californicus in a sprayed apple orchard in Argentina (Acari: Tetranychidae, Phytoseiidae)

Monetti, L.N. and Fernandez, N.A.
1995 - Volume: 36, issue: 4
pages: 325-331

  Changements during two years in populations of different mite dpecies in house dust before and after a single acaricidal treatment

Elixmann, J.H.; Bischoff, E.; Jorde, W. and Linskens, H.F.
1991 - Volume: 32, issue: 4
pages: 385-398

  A five year study on population fluctuations of phytoseiid mites in a citrus orchard in Sicily

Ragusa, S.
1986 - Volume: 27, issue: 3
pages: 193-201

  Quaranfil virus in experimentally infected Argas (Persicargas) arboreus and A. (P.) persicus (Ixodoidea: Argasidae) during wintertime in Egypt: effect of natural and controlled conditions of temperature and relative humidity

El-Kammah, K.M. and Abdel-Wahab, K.S.E.
1981 - Volume: 22, issue: 4
pages: 343-351

  The restriction of the species range of lxodes scopularis, Say, in Massachusetts by fall and winter temperature

McEnroe, W.D.
1976 - Volume: 18, issue: 4
pages: 618-625

  Records of ticks (Acarina: Ixodidae) from South-East Iran (Iranian Baluchistan and the Jiroft area)

Attbassiaa-Linteen, E.
1961 - Volume: 3, issue: 4
pages: 546-559

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