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Zuchtmethode und semisynthetische Nährmedien für Apfelwickler

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A method for the individual rearing of the codling mothLaspeyresia pomonella is described. The method allows the collection of exactly dated eggs and the rearing of a large number of larvae in a small space. By using the second medium described, it is possible to watch all developmental stages at any time without disturbing them. The average larval survival rate is 70–80%.

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  1. Entomologisches Institut, Eidg. Technische Hochschule Zürich, CH-8006, Zürich, (Schweiz)

    J. Huber, G. Benz & Käthe Schmid

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  1. J. Huber
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Huber, J., Benz, G. & Schmid, K. Zuchtmethode und semisynthetische Nährmedien für Apfelwickler. Experientia 28, 1260–1261 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01946212

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