Effect of Isolation on the Moult of Parasitus sp. : Deutonymphs (Acarina : Mesostigmata)

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• The gamasid mite, Parasitus sp. is a common manure-inhabiting mite. Although crowded deutonymphs of this species developed into adults normally, the rate of moult of the isolated ones was quite low. The moult of these long-lived solitary deutonymphs was induced by crowding. The most successful emergence of adults was achieved by the combination of male and female deutonymphs, or of male adult and female deutonymph. However, without sufficient supply of food (nematode) for their development, most of the deutonymphs remained in this stage even when they were reared in a crowded state. It was therefore concluded that a sufficient nutritive condition was a primary necessity for inducing moult in these deutonymphs, and that some unknown stimuli produced by association with other individuals might also play a contributory role.

• 日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
• 1973-03-25

著者

• Ito Yasuhiro

  Laboratory Of Environmental Science Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences Meijo University

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• Predation by Manure-Inhabiting Mesostigmatids (Acarina : Mesostigmata) on Some Free-Living Nematodes
• Effect of Isolation on the Moult of Parasitus sp. : Deutonymphs (Acarina : Mesostigmata)

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