-
Africa and
Southern Asia. One species,
Zaprionus indi****, has
invaded the New World. All
species in the
genus Zaprionus are
easily identified by the longitudinal...
-
Zaprionus tuberculatus (commonly
known as the
vinegar fly or the
pomace fly) is a
member of the
subgenus and
genus Zaprionus,
family Drosophilidae, and...
- Africa. "
Zaprionus indi****
species details".
Catalogue of Life.
Retrieved 2018-04-11. "
Zaprionus indi****". GBIF.
Retrieved 2018-04-11. "
Zaprionus indi****...
- (2007). "New
records of
Zaprionus indi**** Gupta, 1970 (Diptera, Drosophilidae) in
North America and a key to
identify some
Zaprionus species deposited in...
-
flies rather than pests,
since most
species breed in
rotting material.
Zaprionus indi**** is
unusual among Drosophilidae species in
being a serious, primary...
-
species group) D.
silvestris (Hawaiian picture-wing Drosophila)
Zaprionus indi**** (
Zaprionus genus) Sturtevant, A. H. (1939). On the
subdivision of the genus...
- Z.
grandis may
refer to:
Zaprionus grandis, a
fruit fly
species in the
genus Zaprionus Zdenekia grandis, a
prehistoric winged insect species from the...
-
water bear
tardigrade species Pseudoscilla saotomensis, a
pyram species Zaprionus santomensis, a
fruit fly
species Mitra santomensis,
synonym of
Mitra barbadensis...
- male–male song
singing also occurs. For example, male
vinegar flies Zaprionus tuberculatus can
recognize each
other by song.
Cooperation is broadly...
- than
local symptoms that
affect only the skin. In Brazil, the
fruit fly
Zaprionus indi**** is a
common pest
species that
inflicts damage to
multiple types...
