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Iranian Entomology - An Introduction: Volume 1: Faunal Studies. Volume 2: Applied Entomology (Transport and Chemical Transformation of Pollutants in the T) (Vol 1)

Author Cyrus Abivardi
Publisher Springer
Category Science
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PublisherSpringer
ISBN / ASIN3540675922
ISBN-139783540675921
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This major work presents the first comprehensive survey on entomological studies in Iran from prehistoric periods up to modern times. This concise collection and excerpts from the literature are complemented by over 130 color figures of superb quality showing insects and their habitats.
Volume 1 Faunal Studies concentrates on the systematic taxonomy of Iranian insects. It also lists all members of Rhopalocera (butterflies) and four families of Heterocera (moths). An introductory chapter is reserved for basic information on the geography, vegetation and climate of Iran. Volume 2 Applied Entomology starts with a chapter on the history of entomology in Iran until current times. Several chapters cover agricultural aspects of entomology, such as destructive insects, biological control or cultivars exhibiting resistance to insect pests. Other chapters are on medical entomology, e.g. mosquito-, sandfly- or flea-borne diseases and human myiasis.
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