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Results for "plutella"

Blattidae

Definition: Blattidae are a family of beetles that belong to the order Coleoptera, which also includes ants and bees. They have five main classes within the family: Blattina (which includes the beetle families Blattidae, Colletidae, and Melolontha), Plutellaia (which includes the beetle families Pluteinae, Plutellidae, and Plutellinae), Pseudoblatidae (which includes the beetle


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'plutellax'

Definition: Plutellalike organism, characterized by a single cell with multiple cells in a colony.


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Trichoptera

Definition: Trichoptera is a group of insects known for their sharp, toothed jaws and powerful beaks. They are typically found in aquatic environments such as lakes, rivers, and oceans, where they feed on various types of algae and plant material. Some species of trichoptera include the common snail (Centaurea), the leafminer (Plutella asiatica), and the nematode (Dipylidium maristia). These insects have a high level


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Plutella

Definition: Plutella is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rosaceae. It belongs to the subfamily Plumbaginaceae, which also includes several other genera and species. The specific name "plutellae" refers to the large, elongated leaves that are characteristic of this genus.


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Plutellax

Definition: Plutellae, a group of protists that includes Plutellum, Plutellina, and Plutellus.


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Pseudoplutella

Definition: Pseudoplutella is a type of bacterium that lives in aquatic environments, typically found in bodies of water like lakes and rivers, but it can also grow on surfaces such as rocks or wood. It's known for its ability to survive without oxygen, which allows it to thrive in some types of environments with low levels of dissolved oxygen.


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