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Diapause

In animal dormancy, diapause is the delay in development in response to regular and recurring periods of adverse environmental conditions. It is a physiological state with very specific initiating and inhibiting conditions. The mechanism is a means of surviving predictable, unfavorable environmental conditions, such as temperature extremes, drought, or…

Applications, Phases of insect diapause & Regulation

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Phases of insect diapause

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Tropical diapause

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Diapause

Nodes93
Edges92
Triples71
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021505
Components1

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Diapause

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related to Environmental · 11
Diapause → Depending, Drosophila, During, Environmental, Food, In, Indian, Insects, Schistocerca, Temperature, This
related to Termination · 10
Diapause → April, August, Colaphellus, Edith's, February, In, October, Over, Termination, These
related to Initiation · 7
Diapause → Enzymatic, For, In, Insects, Photoperiod, Pyrrhocoris, The
related to Neuroendocrine · 7
Diapause → DH, JH, Larval, Prothoracicotropic, PTTH, The, There
related to Phases of insect diapause · 7
Diapause → Chrysoperla, For, In Polistes, Reduced, Sepsis, Similarly, While
related to Preparation · 6
Diapause → Composition, Diapausing, During, Sarcophaga, The, These
related to Induction · 5
Diapause → During, The, These, This, Token
related to Tropical diapause · 4
Diapause → Also, For, Insects, While
related to Maintenance · 3
Diapause → At, During, Sensitivity
see also · 3
Diapause → Eburia, Nebria, Polygonia

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insects may stimuli development conditions environmental reproductive occur also insect stage temperature species diapausing water hormone termination phase jh food

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Diapauseis adelay in development in response to regular and recurring periods of adverse environmental conditions0.90text
lipidsinstance ofinsects accumulate and store molecules0.80text
proteinsinstance ofinsects accumulate and store molecules0.80text
and carbohydratesinstance ofinsects accumulate and store molecules0.80text
Diapauserelated to Comparison of diapause periodsThe0.60section
Diapauserelated to Comparison of diapause periodsExamples0.60section
Diapauserelated to EnvironmentalEnvironmental0.60section
Diapauserelated to EnvironmentalIn0.60section
Diapauserelated to EnvironmentalThis0.60section
Diapauserelated to EnvironmentalDrosophila0.60section
Diapauserelated to EnvironmentalDepending0.60section
Diapauserelated to EnvironmentalInsects0.60section

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