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Zustand: NUOVO. Bologna, Edagricole cm.13,5x21, pp.64, num.tabelle nt. brossura con cop.ill.a col. Collana Tecnica e Pratica. A più riprese ed in diversi momenti è stata prospettata la necessità di un controllo microbiologico del miele, al fine di una più completa tutela della salute del consumatore. Questo lavoro è stato realizzato con l'intento di fornire gli elementi per una valutazione del problema. Indice: origine e composizione; condizioni che possono influenzare lo sviluppo microbico; origine dei microrganismi; possibilità di sopravvivenza dei microrganismi; possibilità di moltiplicazione dei microrganismi; sulla presenza microbica; fermentazione; miele e botulismo infantile; standard microbiologici; metodi di analisi.…

Zustand: New. 134, col photos, maps. 295x210mm. PB. NEW. . . [9788887989229].

Zustand: New. 70, col illus, maps. 295x210mm. PB. NEW. . Second edition, incorporating additional information since publication of the first edition (2016) and correcting some taxonomic errors. Includes subfamily Dismorphiinae, with genus Leptidea, and subfamily Coliadinae, tribe Rhodocerini, with genus Gonepteryx and three more genera, Dercas, Eurema and Catopsilia, having a limited presence in the Palearctic region. [9788887989359].…

flessibile. Zustand: Nuovo (New). 64 p., f.to cm 21x13,5, brossura, illustrazioni a colori. Nuovo. Book.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

This volume, the twentieth of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region and the fifth about the Satyrinae subfamily, deals with three genera in the tribe Satyrini: Satyrus, Minois, and Hipparchia. They are widely distributed in the Palearctic region, quite popular and the object of much attention among lepidopterologists. However, despite the very rich dedicated literature, these butterflies, and in particular Hipparchia and Satyrus, maintain large areas of taxonomic ambiguity. Distinguished scientists used the term bad species to characterize species of the genus Hipparchia as taxonomic units that do not conform to criteria used to delimit species. To a broad critical look, these butterflies seem to show an excess of taxonomic over-splitting. The analysis of DNA barcode sequences, based on the mitochondrial gene COI, that in other lepidopterans provided valuable taxonomic suggestions, has not shown particular utility in these two genera and in Minois as well. The authors made an effort to gather the available evidence to outline a taxonomic revision in line with a biological species concept. Based on previous work, the authors have already tested the strength of the multidimensional approach; therefore, also for this issue, they integrated all accessible data on genetics and genitalia morphology, many of which were still unpublished. Milano. Omnes Artes. 134 pp., color & b/w photos, b/w line drawings, color distribution maps, br. 4.…

This volume, the nineteenth of the series Guide to the Butterflies of the Palearctic Region and the third about the Pieridae family, deals with two very different and interesting butterfly groups: the subfamily Dismorphiinae, with the genus Leptidea, and the subfamily Coliadinae, tribe Rhodocerini, with the genus Gonepteryx and three more genera, Dercas, Eurema and Catopsilia, having a limited presence in the Palearctic region. Milano. Omnes Artes. 70 pp., colored illustrations, distributional maps, bibliography, systematic index, br. 4. …