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Insectos y arácnidos Español English Français abdomen abdomen abdomen abeja bee abeille abeja albañil mason bee abeille maçonne abeja albina albino bee abeille albinos abeja azul de la madera violet carpenter bee abeille charpentière abeja de calzones hairy-legged mining bee abeille à culottes abeja de la arena ashy mining bee abeille des sables abeja doméstica hive bee abeille domestique abeja enana little bee abeille naine abeja europea European honey bee abeille européenne abeja exploradora scout bee abeille chercheuse abeja exploradora searcher bee abeille chercheuse abeja gigante giant bee abeille géante abeja gigante rock bee abeille géante abeja joven house bee jeune abeille abeja lampiña hairless bee abeille glabre abeja limpiadora cleaning bee nettoyeuse abeja melífera honey bee abeille domestique abeja melífera honeybee abeille mellifique abeja pecoreadora flying bee butineuse abeja portadora de agua water carrier bee abeille porteur d'eau abeja reina queen bee abeille reine abejaruco bee-eater guêpier abejilla hornet moth papillon frelon abejilla del álamo y el chopo hornet clearwing sésie-frelon abejorro bumble bee bourdon abejorro bumblebee bourdon abejorro humble bee bourdon abejorro batanero scarred melolontha hanneton foulon abejorro común buff-tailed bumblebee bourdon terrestre abejorro común common cockchafer hanneton commun abejorro de campo common carder-bee bourdon des champs abencerraje false baton blue azuré de la cléonie abencerraje ibérico panoptes blue azuré cordouan acariasis acarine disease acariose ácaro mite acarien ácaro blanco broad mite tarsonème du cotonnier ácaro blanco de la azalea azalea white mite phytopte de l’azalée ácaro blanco grande del bulbo tulip mite acarien des bulbes Español English Français ácaro común common red spider mite tétranyque commun ácaro de la caña de azúcar sugarcane leaf mite acarien de la canne à sucre ácaro de la erinosis de la vid grape erineum mite acarien de l’érinose de la vigne ácaro de la erinosis de la vid vine leaf blister mite acarien de l’érinose de la vigne ácaro de la erinosis del nogal walnut blister mite phytopte du noyer ácaro de la erinosis del peral pear leaf blister mite phytopte du poirier ácaro de la harina grain mite ciron de la farine ácaro de la herrumbre del apple rust mite phytopte du pommier manzano ácaro de la lepra explosiva privet mite acarien orange du théier ácaro de la oveja sheep scab mite psoropte du mouton ácaro de la roña citrus flat mite acarien jaune de la gale de la vigne ácaro de la roña del ciruelo plum rust mite phytopte du prunier de pépinière ácaro de la roseta del peral pear rust mite ériophyide du poirier ácaro de la roseta del tomate tomato russet mite acariose bronzée de la tomate ácaro de la sarna human itch mite sarcopte de la gale ácaro de la sarna scab mite psoropte commun ácaro de la sarna de la paja straw itch mite sarcopte de la gale de la paille ácaro de la sarna del ganado cattle itch mite sarcopte du bétail ácaro de la yema citrus bud mite acarien des bourgeons ácaro de la yema del mango mango bud mite acarien du mangue ácaro de las abejas honey bee mite acarien des abeilles ácaro de las abejas varroa mite acarien des abeilles ácaro de las acículas del pino pine bud mite acarien des aiguilles du pin ácaro de las agallas del arce maple spindle-gall mite phytopte fusiforme de l’érable ácaro de las aves del norte Northern fowl mite pou rouge nordique des volailles ácaro de las escamas de los bulb scale mite acarien des bulbes bulbos ácaro de las patas de las aves scaly-leg mite sarcopte des pattes de volailles ácaro de las plumas feather mite acarien des plumes ácaro de las setas mold mite ciron des champignons ácaro de las yemas del ciruelo plum tree bud mite acarien des bourgeons du prunier ácaro de las zarzas dryberry mite érophyde des ronces ácaro de los agrios de Texas Texas citrus mite acarien des citrus ácaro de los bulbos bulb mite ciron des bulbes ácaro de los escarabajos red grasshopper mite trombidion des criquets ácaro de los folículos pilosos follicule mite démodex des follicules pileux ácaro de los frutos secos dried-fruit mite ciron des fruits secs ácaro de los granos grocer’s itch mite gale des épiciers almacenados ácaro de los lichis litchi mite acarien du litchi ácaro de patas marrones brown-legged grain mite ciron à pattes brunes Español English Français ácaro del abedul birch witches broom mite phytopte inquilin du bouleau ácaro del algodón cotton blister mite acarien du coton ácaro del áloe aloe mite acarien de l’aloès ácaro del arándano blue-berry bud mite phytopte de l’airelle ácaro del capullo de la ciruela plum blister mite acarien des bourgeons du prunier ácaro del desplume depluming mite sarcopte déplumant ácaro del folículo de la cabra goat follicle mite acarien du follicule de la chèvre ácaro del folículo del caballo horse follicle mite acarien du follicule du cheval ácaro del folículo del cerdo hog follicle mite acarien du follicule du porc ácaro del folículo del ganado cattle follicle mite démodex du bétail ácaro del folículo del gato cat follicle mite démodex du chat ácaro del folículo del perro dog follicle mite acarien du follicule du chien ácaro del folículo menor lesser follicle mite acarien du follicule mineur ácaro del folículo ovino sheep follicle mite acarien du follicule du mouton ácaro del folículo piloso follicle mite acarien du follicule pileux ácaro del frambueso raspberry mite phytopte du framboisier ácaro del fresal cyclamen strawberry mite tarsonème du fraisier ácaro del ganado chorioptic mange mite choriopte du bétail ácaro del grano de invierno winter grain mite acarien bleu de l’avoine ácaro del grosellero black currant gall mite phytopte du groseillier ácaro del grosellero currant bud mite phytopte du groseillier ácaro del melocotonero plum leaf mite phytopte du prunier de pépinière ácaro del peral pear bud mite phytopte du poirier ácaro del plateado del peach silver mite tétranyque argenté du pêcher melocotonero ácaro del polvo americano American house dust mite acarien de la poussière américain ácaro del polvo doméstico house mite acarien domestique ácaro del polvo doméstico European house dust mite acarien européen des poussières europeo ácaro del queso cheese mite ciron du fromage ácaro del ratón house mouse mite acarien de la souris ácaro del tilo lime mite acarien du tilleul ácaro del tostado de los agrios citrus rust mite acariose du citronnier ácaro del trébol clover mite tétranyque du trèfle ácaro depredador del oeste Western predatory mite acarien prédateur de l’ouest ácaro marrón forage mite ciron de la farine ácaro marrón meal mite ciron de la farine ácaro rojo aplanado red and black flat mite acarien plat rouge et noir ácaro rojo de los agrios citrus red mite acarien rouge des agrumes ácaro rojo de los cítricos citrus fruit mite acarien des agrumes ácaro rojo de los frutales fruit tree red spider mite acarien rouge des pomacées Español English Français ácaro rojo del ajo brown wheat mite tétranyque du blé ácaro rojo del sur Southern red mite oligonyque rouge du sud ácaro traqueal acarine mite acarien ácaro traqueal de las abejas honeybee tracheal mite mite des trachées des abeilles ácaro tropical de las aves tropical fowl mite acarien tropical des poules ácaro tropical de los ratones tropical rat mite acarien tropical des souris acarosis de la vid acarinosis of vine acariose de la vigne acción tóxica toxic action action toxique acebollado del centeno stem nematode anguillule commune des tiges acéfalo acephalous acéphale acoplamiento mating accouplement acridio viajero pilgrim grasshopper criquet pèlerin actias luna luna moth actias luna adaptación adaptation adaptation adela dorada yellow-barred coquille d’or adela verdosa green long-horn adèle verdoyante adipe high brown fritillary moyen nacré adulto adult adulte afelencoide de la fresa leaf nematode anguillule du fraisier afelencoide de la fresa strawberry eelworm anguillule du fraisier afelencoide de la fresa summer dwarf bud nema aphelenchus du fraisier afelencoide del crisantemo chrysanthemum eelworm anguillule des chrysanthèmes afrófora froghopper aphrophore afrófora spitbug aphrofore afrófora spittlebug aphrofore agalla gall galle agente abiótico abiotic factor facteur abiotique agente patógeno controlling agent agent pathogène agrión espléndido banded agrion caloptéryx éclatant agrotis occidental pale Western cutworm ver gris orthogonal aguijón sting aiguillon ajedrezada skipper hespérie ajedrezada admirada Alpine grizzled skipper hespérie des frimas ajedrezada alpina carline skipper hespérie de la parcinière ajedrezada bigornia rosy grizzled skipper hespérie de la malope ajedrezada de bandas yellow banded skipper hespérie à bandes jaunes amarillas ajedrezada de Lederer levantine skipper hespérie de Lederer ajedrezada de Meigen Northern checkered skipper hespérie de la crételle ajedrezada de Pallas checkered striped hespérie du brome ajedrezada de Stauder false marbled skipper hespérie de Stauder Español English Français ajedrezada de Walker Aden skipper hespérie saoudienne ajedrezada de Warren Warren’s skipper hespérie rhétique ajedrezada del azafrán safflower skipper hespérie du carthame ajedrezada menor grizzled skipper hespérie de la mauve ajedrezada metálica otomana inky skipper hespérie ottomane ajedrezada oscura dusky grizzled skipper hespérie du pas-d’âne ajedrezada persa Persian skipper hespérie des phlomides ajedrezada rusa sandy grizzled skipper hespérie castillane ajedrezada septentrional Northern grizzled skipper hespérie grisâtre ajedrezada serrana large grizzled skipper
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