These eye-catching flowers are known as ‘witch weeds,’ as they survive and spread by parasitizing the roots of other species of plants, depriving their hosts of nutrients and water.
The wasps lay eggs inside the mealybugs, consuming them from the inside out — known as parasitizing — leaving their host hollow and dead. For over 20 years the Vergelegen team has worked ...
Professor of Entomology and Insect Museum Curator, University of Wyoming, Laramie, WY, July 1993 to present. University of Wyoming, College of Agriculture, Department of Renewable Resources, ...
Our study examined the arthropod communities on green mistletoes parasitizing evergreen and deciduous host trees. The idea was specifically to see whether the host type (evergreen vs. deciduous ...
The policy of militarization and military confrontation is unnatural for us, Chairperson of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of Belarus Natalya Kochanova said as she addressed the ...