'Gypsy moths' diaporamas de présentation

Defoliators Continued: Gypsy Moth and Sawflies

Defoliators Continued: Gypsy Moth and Sawflies. The gypsy moth: Lymantria dispar L. A world class problem: another Lymantriidae. The Gypsy Moth, Lymantria dispar L.

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YOUR MOVE GYPSY MOTH FREE .COM

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Integrated Pest Management

Integrated Pest Management. Chapter 5 Lesson 5.1. Theme Outline. Lesson 5.1 Pest Around the World Forest Pests Exotic Pests. PA Academic Standards for Environment & Ecology. Standard 4.5.10.A

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Natural Selection

Natural Selection. A Mechanism for Evolutionary Change. Evolution. Change in the genes of a population over time. Evidence: includes fossil record, DNA and protein studies and direct observation. indicates that living things on the earth change over time.

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Invasive species / Gypsy Moths

Invasive species / Gypsy Moths. Delilah Gonzalez March 3, 2009 Period 1.

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Gypsy Moths: Unwelcomed Invaders

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Invasive species

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Integrated Pest Management

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Integrated Pest Management

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Invasive species

Invasive species. By Ramon Meza Room 103. Name of species. Lymantria dispar Linnaeus or Gypsy Moth. Where is it from? Where ,when, and why was it introduced? Where can it be found today?. The gypsy moth were introduced from Europe. It was introduced to the U.S.

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