Sceliphron sp. DMNH

Identifying new sources for small molecule discovery is necessary to help mitigate the continuous emergence of antibiotic… Expand

Mud dauber nests are familiar sights on the walls of barns and other buildings and under bridges. These nests house not only the… Expand

Mud dauber wasps (Sceliphronspp.)construct nests by sequential flights to gather mud and return it to their aerial nests… Expand

Larval foods (nest cell provisions) and larval feces of the black and yellow mud dauber, Sceliphron caementarium (Drury), were… Expand

The nests of mud-daubing wasps (Hymenoptera: Sphecidae) are excellent sources of spiders (Peckham and Peckham, 1898; Rau, 1935… Expand

Abstract 1. 1. The literature dealing with the anatomy of the venom organ, the stinging behaviour and a number of properties of… Expand

The venom of the mud-dauber (Sceliphron caementarium), obtained by electrical excitation of the wasp, has been investigated… Expand

The venom of the mud-dauber wasp (Sceliphron caementarium)obtained by electrical excitation of the wasp, has been investigated… Expand

Gel filtration of Sceliphron caementarium venom, obtained by electrical excitation, has shown an unexpectedly small protein… Expand

Quantitative investigation of Sceliphron caementarium venom, obtained by electrical excitation of the wasp, has shown an… Expand