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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25747
Title: A Study of the Association Between Two Weevils (Sitophilus oryza L., and Sitphilus granarius L.,) and the Micro-Organisms of their Mycetomes
Authors: Musgrave, Anthony
Advisor: Miller, J. J.
Keywords: weevils;sitophilus oryze;sitophilus granarius;micro-organisms;mycetomes
Publication Date: Sep-1955
Abstract: A biological investigation of the apparently intimate and mutually relationship exist­ing between certain plant-like micro-organisms and certain insects. The literature of the subject is briefly re­viewed and discussed and a critical appraisal of previous work is made. A problem, the association of certain micro-organisms with two species of grain feeding wee­vils, is discussed in greater detail and a method of approach is proposed and analysed. Studies of the micro-organisms in vivo and in vitro are described in conjunction with investigations, by experimental techniques, of the associa­tion of the micro-organisms and the weevils. Findings are discussed and conclusions are presented.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11375/25747
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