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Native aphids of New Zealand--diversity and host associations.
At least 15 species of aphids are now recognised as New Zealand natives and most of these are very likely to be endemic. Most native aphids belong in the subfamily Aphidinae (Aphidini), with a possible single species in Aphidinae-Macrosiphini, at least two in Neophyllaphidinae and one in Taiwanaphidinae. With one exception, native aphids are restricted to a single host plant genus, and these ho...
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This report summarises our current knowledge of the New Zealand indigenous aphid fauna. Size of fauna. Based on present knowledge, estimates of the size of the New Zealand indigenous aphid fauna range from 12 to 16 species. Six indigenous species have been fully described and named. A further six species are almost certainly indigenous to New Zealand but have not been fully described. There is ...
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These examples can be taken as typical of what has happened wherever native vegetation has been cleared and replaced by pasture. There has been no competition between native and introduced species, either for food or for living space. All but subsoil species among the native earthworms have died out before the introduced lumbricids became established, and the few subsoil earthworms that have re...
متن کاملNative New Zealand plants with inhibitory activity towards Mycobacterium tuberculosis
BACKGROUND Plants have long been investigated as a source of antibiotics and other bioactives for the treatment of human disease. New Zealand contains a diverse and unique flora, however, few of its endemic plants have been used to treat tuberculosis. One plant, Laurelia novae-zelandiae, was reportedly used by indigenous Maori for the treatment of tubercular lesions. METHODS Laurelia novae-ze...
متن کاملInteractions between Native and Introduced Bees in New Zealand
There are about 40 species of native bees in New Zealand, all belonging to the two most primitive bee families. Seven species have been introduced and established, five of which belong to the most advanced family of bees. All bees exploit similar resources such as nest sites, pollen, and nectar, so the question arises as to whether native and introduced bees are competing for these resources. S...
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ژورنال
عنوان ژورنال: New Zealand Plant Protection
سال: 2002
ISSN: 1179-352X,1175-9003
DOI: 10.30843/nzpp.2002.55.3972