In which order females have no pupal stage but males have:
A.Mellophaga
B.Strepsiptera
C.Epemeroptera
D.Dictyoptera
A.Mellophaga
B.Strepsiptera
C.Epemeroptera
D.Dictyoptera
A.Polyembryong
B.Paedogenesis
C.Parthenogenesis
D.Viviparity
A.A minor disease or insect pest problem becoming serious threat
B.Destruction of natural enemies of pests
C.Appearance of pesticides resistant pest strains
D.All of the above
A.Bellows
B.Fans
C.Self-propelling jacket
D.Self-propelling blades
A.Keeping pest populations below injurious levels
B.Increasing natural enemies of the pest
C.Strengthening the host
D.Billing the pests
A.Aristotle
B.Carolus Linnaeus
C.Wallace
D.Hugo de Varies
A.Cecidomyid larvae
B.Chironomid larvae
C.Mycetophilid larvae
D.Psycodid larvae
A.0.5 ppm
B.5.0 ppm
C.50 ppm
D.500 ppm
A.One pair of antennae
B.Minimum five pairs of legs
C.Cephalothroax and abdomen
A.Tribolium
B.Heliothis
C.Ephestia
D.Spodoptera