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Omphisa fuscidentalis
Wild-Harvested Edible Insects
Larval Diapause Termination in the Bamboo Borer, Omphisa Fuscidentalis
Possible Roles of Juvenile Hormone and Juvenile
4. Edible Insects As a Natural Resource
Traditional Knowledge of the Utilization of Edible Insects in Nagaland, North-East India
Edible Insects
Irnur Urnr' Ratna Thapa
Farming Insects for Food in Thailand :Yupa Hanboonsong
Edible Insects from Hlegu and Taikkyi Townships, Yangon Region
Insects in the Human Food Chain: Global Status and Opportunities
Edible Forests Insect
Edible Insects: Future Prospects for Food and Feed Security and Disgust for Their Consumption
Edible Insect Species Identified Providing Definitive Figures on the Number of Edible Insect Species Worldwide Is Difficult for Several Reasons
Characterization and Functional Analysis of Trehalase Related to Chitin Metabolism in Glyphodes Pyloalis Walker (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae)
Bamboo- the ‘Timber’ Of
An Estimation of Bamboo Borer Biomass in Son La Province, Northwestern Vietnam and Remarks on Its Parasitic Characteristics
Biological Study and Rearing Techniques on Bamboo Caterpillar, Omphisa Fuscidentalis Hampson
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Edible Insects As a Protein Source: a Review of Public Perception, Processing Technology, And
Edible Insects: Future of Human Food - a Review
A Review on Edible Insects and Their Utilization in Northeastern Himalaya
Intensity of Larval Diapause in the Bamboo Borer, Omphisa Fuscidentalis
Insects As a Delicacy and a Nutritious Food in Thailand
Hoang Thi Hong Nghiep Research on Edible Forest
Regulation of Juvenile Hormone on Summer Diapause of Geleruca Daurica and Its Pathway Analysis