an Embryological Study of the Spruce Budworm, Choristoneura fumiferana (Clements), (Lep., Tortricidae).
The most complete accounts of Lepidoperon embryology are by Toyama (1902), Eastham. (1927), Johannsen (1929), Gross and Howland (1940), Rempel (1951) and Presser and Rutschky (1957). There are many other papers that either deal with the development of only one or a few structures or review knowledge...
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McGill University
1958
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Summary: | The most complete accounts of Lepidoperon embryology are by Toyama (1902), Eastham. (1927), Johannsen (1929), Gross and Howland (1940), Rempel (1951) and Presser and Rutschky (1957). There are many other papers that either deal with the development of only one or a few structures or review knowledge of a specific subject. [...] |
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