Acarines: Journal of the Egyptian Society of Acarology
Egyptian Society of Acarology (J.E.S.A) Β· Egypt Β· Est. 2007
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This journal focuses on the study of mites (Acari), including their developmental biology, population dynamics, and interactions with plants and other organisms. Research covers mite biodiversity, their role as pests and biocontrol agents, and the impact of environmental factors and control methods on mite populations. Studies often involve laboratory experiments, field surveys, and life table analyses, with a significant portion of research conducted in Egypt.
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