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International Journal of Applied Research · 2022 · Vol. 8(7)
Kumar✉T AigakiI FleishmannP ChenE KubliA BairatiG BaliA RainaT KinganJ LopezH BaumannM BlumZ GlowskaS TaborT ChapmanL LiddleJ KalbM WolfnerL PatridgeP ChenP ChenP ChenR BuhlerH ChinoG ColesM CrystalH MeynersW DanthanarayanaH GuN DavisN DavisN DavisJ EngebretsonW MasonG FowlerD GilbertC GillottC GillottT FriedelGracia BellidoAR GwadzL HerndonM WolfnerT HenneberryT ClaytonJ HuignardE KubliA LangeB LoughtonM LeahyR LeeG LefevreL MooreG LefevreU JonssonW LoherF HuberG MikaW MuseR BologunM MurtaughD DenilingerS OmuraR PantK SharmaR PickfordA EwenG GillottK PivnikJ McneilL RanganathanL RanganathanL RanganathanP PadmanabhanM RidleyM RothE WillisR RyckmanP ShirkG BhaskaranH RollerCedric Shu-XiayiGillottJ SiddiquiM SollerM BonesE KubliR SrideviAparna RayP RamamurhtyT SugawaraThomas PunithamM HaniffaM ArunachalamSUyen TramM WolfnerM WatanabeM WolfnerYael HeifetzOliver LungEdward FrongilloMariana WolfnerK YamaokaT HiraoK YamaokaM HoshimnoT HiraoK YamaokaK YamaokaT Hirao
Abstract
To study the egg laying behavior of silkmoths, freshly emerged female moths were injected with male reproductive system extract of whole and different tissues, the moths injected with saline served as controls. The results were compared with normal mated and virgin moths.
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