Fundamental of Economic Entomology

Contents: Insecta: Aptera: 1. Protura. 2. Thysanura. 3. Collembola: i. Arthropleona. ii. Symphypleona. Pterygota: 4. Plecoptera. 5. Ephemeroptera. 6. Odonata: i. Anisoptera. ii. Anisozygoptera. iii. Zygoptera. 7. Embioptera. 8. Orthoptera. 9. Isoptera. 10. Zoraptera. 11. Psocoptera. 12. Mallophaga: i. Ischnocera. ii. Amblycera. 13. Dermaptera. 14. Coleoptera: i. Adephaga. ii. Polycerata. iii. Lamellicorma. 15. Strepsiptera. 16. Thysanoptera: i. Polystigmata. ii. Tubulifera. iii. Terebrantia. 17. Anoplura. 18. Rhynchota: i. Heteroptera. ii. Homoptera. 19. Megalopteria. 20. Neuroptera. 21. Trichoptera: i. Inaequipalpia. ii. Aequipalpia. 22. Mecoptera. 23. Lepidoptera: i. Rhopalocera. ii. Heterocera. 24. Diptera: i. Orthorrhapha. ii. Cyclorrhapha. 25. Siphonaptera. 26. Hymenoptera: i. Tenthredinoidea. ii. Cynipoidea. iii. Serphoidea. iv. Chalcidoidea. v. Ichneumonoidea. vi. Chrysidoidea. vii. Vespoidea. viii. Sphecoidea. ix. Apoidea. x. Formicoidea.

"This book fundamental of economic entomology covers all aspects of economic entomology like name, popular name, diagnosis, geographical distribution, appearance and recognition in the field, external structure, sex recognition, internal structure, life history, habitat, food, and economic importance of insects." (jacket)