Các hành vi ăn uống khác nhau trong một loài bọ trĩ ăn thịt duy nhất. 2. Phản ứng của hai quần thể Phytoseiulus longipes (Acari: Phytoseiidae) đối với nhiều loài mồi khác nhau, các giai đoạn mồi và các loại bụi thực vật

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