| Al concentrations in leaves of mistletoes parasitizing plants from the cerrado belt of Brazil depend on the nature of the host species. |
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| Ophiocordycipitaceae is a highly diverse fungal family parasitizing a wide range of arthropods and hypogeous fungi. |
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| We have studied the risk of A. bipustulata parasitizing insects other than the target cabbage maggot. |
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| Cowbirds can devastate migrating songbirds in the United States by parasitizing their nests, for example. |
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| Now researchers say it looks more like the fungi are parasitizing the algae which give most of the precious carbohydrates they make to the fungi. |
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| Research has identified possible biological control agents parasitizing larvae, such as: Xanthocryptus novozealandicus and Campoplex sp. |
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| It is an intermediary that constructs the painting as a whole, a covering-up made of interpenetration, transparency, and border parasitizing. |
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| After parasitizing about one-third of the larvae in a host cluster the wasp stops, apparently leaving a mark that deters further parasitism by other individuals. |
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| We now know that bat flies have been parasitizing them for at least half that time, and they are found exclusively in their fur. |
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| Until recently it was assumed that both Cryptosporidium parvum and Giardia lamblia were capable of parasitizing a wide range of different mammalian hosts. |
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| When parasitizing a species that builds a domed or globular nest, the female cuckoo clings to the outside of the nest and lays her egg through the opening without entering the nest. |
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| To give a sense of the work that lies ahead of her, Hartop told me that while she was working on her taxonomy, Disney was testing a hunch that one of the Megaselia species in his garden was parasitizing spider eggs. |
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| And the animals and plants that do the parasitizing are as varied as their hosts. |
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| This is the first record of a monogenean parasitizing the gills of these hosts. |
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| Chemical control with acaricides can be directed against ticks parasitizing the host or the tick stages living in the environment. |
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| The life cycle of Philornis downsi parasitizing Darwin's finches and its impacts on nestling survival. |
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| Those species parasitizing exposed hosts usually develop as internal parasites, whereas those attacking hosts concealed in wood burrows, plant stems, cocoons, or leaf mines feed externally. |
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| While banding ferruginous pygmy-owls and Eastern screech-owls in south Texas during 2004, we recorded Philornis mimicola and Ornithodoros concanensis parasitizing nestfings. |
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| The second finding was a wasp parasitizing the eggs of the bean plataspid. |
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