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Molecular Identification of Synanthedonini Members (Lepidoptera: Sesiidae) using Cytochrome Oxidase I

2012-07-01

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Many North American sesiid moths within Synanthodonini have been studied extensively because their feeding activity can cause detrimental economic and esthetic impacts to many commercially important ornamental and native plant species. Recent discoveries of nonnative clearwing moth pest introductions [e.g., Synanthedon myopaeformis (Borkh.)], reinforce the need for reliable and accurate molecular diagnostic tools...

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76f19f49-8f58-5677-88cc-eeff93187dd8
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10.1603/an11028
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