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Bombyx mandarina

Known as: Bombyx mori mandarina, Theophila mandarina 
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
Mandarina Dancy: una nueva alternativa para la citricultura del piedemonte llanero de Colombia
The major citrus production of the world are located between 20-40 degrees north and south latitude. In these conditions the… 
2011
2011
Cloning and Bioinformatic Analysis of Hatching Enzyme Gene in Chinese Wild Silkworm(Bombyx mandarina)
By means of RT-PCR technology,we cloned a 885 bp(in length) hatching enzyme(HE) gene from the embryo of Chinese wild silkworm… 
2002
2002
Fast isolation and amino acids analysis of an egg recognition kairomone of Telenomus theophilae from Theophila mandarina and Bombyx mori
Based on the special physical characteristics of an egg recognition kairomone protein of Telenomus theophilae, a simple… 
1993
1993
A microsporidian (Nosema sp.) infecting Theophila religiosae Helf. is infectious for the silkworm, Bombyx mori L.
Les auteurs ont observe que Theophila religiosae Helf. (Lepidoptera: Bombycidae), parasite du murier, etait atteint d'une… 
1992
1992
한국산 멧누에나방(Bombyx mandarina M.)의 실내사육
1978
1978
Amino acid composition of the sericin extracted from cocoon of the mulberry wild silkworm, Bombyx mori mandarina Moore, and its species specificity
1974
1974
Electron microscope observations on the midgut of Theophila mandarina infected with a flacherie virus of the silkworm, Bombyx mori
1973
1973
“Scattered” and “Small Sized” Silkworm Strains Selected from the Progeny of Hybrid between Bombyx mori and Teophila mandarina
1960
1960
Studies on the Emission of Alluring Substance of the Teophila mandarina M., Dictioploca japonica B. and Xyloscia subspersata C. et Fd..
1958
1958
On the Egg Shell Texture of Three Species of Bombycids——(Bombyx mori L., Theophila mandarina M. and Rodentia menciana M.)