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A New Species ofTelenomusHaliday (Hymenoptera: Scelionidae) Associated with Egg Batches of the Pine Processionary Moth,Thaumetopoea pityocampa(Dennis…

2009

Telenomus thaumetopoeae Buhl sp. n. is described from northeastern València (Peninsular Spain) taking as starting point females parasitizing the egg-batches of the Pine Processionary Moth, Thaumetopoea pityocampa (Dennis et Schiffermüller, 1775). Its morphological affinities with the most closely related species and parasitism data are offered.

biologyThaumetopoea pityocampaParasitismNotodontidaeHymenopterabiology.organism_classificationLepidoptera genitaliaArbres Malalties i plaguesInsect ScienceBotanyBotànicaTaxonomy (biology)Pine processionary mothEcology Evolution Behavior and SystematicsScelionidaeEntomological News
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INDICATORE 4/2011 - Defogliatori delle querce.

2013

Si riportano i risultati del monitoraggio sui defogliatori forestali effettuato nell'ambito di un progetto di collaborazione con l'Assessorato Regionale Delle Risorse Agricole e Alimentari.

defogliatori tortrice verde delle querce processionaria dl pino
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About the Influences of Some Major Biotic Drivers on the Population Dynamics in Host-parasite Systems: Interpretative Lessons from an Extended Nichol…

2020

Population dynamics within host-parasite systems in insects is governed by a series of factors, both endogenous and exogenous. Among them, five factors may be considered as major drivers: the respective inherent rates of increase of the host and of the parasite, the level of resource available to the host, the respective immigration rates of the host and of the parasite. While only the first two (the inherent rates of increase of host and parasite) are considered in the original Nicholson and Bailey model, an extended version of the model includes also the other three parameters, thus providing a broader (although still schematic) approach to the host-parasite population dynamics. A brief a…

education.field_of_studyHost (biology)EcologyThaumetopoea pityocampaPopulationParasite hostingBiologyGeneral Agricultural and Biological ScienceseducationNicholson–Bailey modelPine processionary mothGeneral Biochemistry Genetics and Molecular BiologyAnnual Research & Review in Biology
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Studentu dziesmu un deju festivāls “Gaudeamus” dalībnieku atmiņās

2021

Izstādi “Studentu dziesmu un deju festivāls “Gaudeamus” dalībnieku atmiņās” veido bijušo un esošo Latvijas Universitātes pašdarbības kolektīvu dalībnieku fotogrāfijas no dažādiem svētkiem un ar svētkiem saistītām aktivitātēm – mēģinājumiem, svētku gājieniem un koncertiem. Tāpat izstādē iespējams iepazīties ar bijušā Deju folkloras kopas “Dandari” dalībnieka Aivara Narvaiša iespaidiem par “Gaudeamus” svētkiem, nelielu izstādē apskatāmo svētku vēsturi un interesantāko informāciju, kā arī festivāla “Gaudeamus” hronoloģiju.

fotogrāfijasstudentsLatvijas UniversitāteconcertsGaudeamus:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Aesthetic subjects::Art [Research Subject Categories]photosUniversity of Latviamemoriesstudentiatmiņaspašdarbības kolektīvifestive processionsdziesmu un deju svētkimēģinājumiamateur groupssong and dance festivalsvētku gājienikoncertirehearsals
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«Questa è la città di Augusto». Archi e processioni a Leptis Magna

2020

A recent study on the Trajan's arch at Leptis Magna mentions a second arch of Tiberius, along a street which runs parallel to the main cardo, where the more famous “twin” of this arch is located. The study also mentions a structure, an arch as well, posed at the same place where the tetrapyle of Trajan was erected. These three arches mark the three vertices of a quadrilateral of streets involving the main places of the public consent through the Imperial House. It is not a case that this predecessor of the Trajan's arch lies on the crossway among the main cardo and a way with goes to the street that separes the Theatre, the fourth vertex of the quadrilateral, from the porticus post scaenam.…

honorary arch imperial cult Leptis Magna Augustus processionSettore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia Classica
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Rule of the One: Avicenna, Bahmanyār, and al-Rāzī on the Argument from the Mubāḥathāt

2020

Avicenna is a strong proponent of what some of the later ones call qāʻidat al-wāḥid or ‘rule of the one’ (RO). The gist of RO states: from the one only one directly proceeds. In the secondary literature, discussion of this Avicennian rule is usually limited to a particular application of it i.e., the issue of emanation. As result, it’s not really clear what RO means, nor why Avicenna endorsed it. In this paper, I try and remedy this situation by doing two things – one on the taṣawwur front, the other on the tasdīq. First, explain just what the terms of RO amount to – that is, its subject and predicate. In doing this, I distinguish between a narrow and a broad understanding of RO, and the sh…

rāzīlcsh:IslamavicennaApplied MathematicsPhilosophyṬūsīrule of the oneBahmanyārcausal processionEpistemologyself-evidentMubāḥathātRāzīṭūsīefficient causalitytanbīhArgumentfilosofiaAvicennaqāʻida al-wāhidbahmanyārmubāḥathātlcsh:BP1-253Rule of the oneNazariyat İslam Felsefe ve Bilim Tarihi Araştırmaları Dergisi (Journal for the History of Islamic Philosophy and Sciences)
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