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A maternal effect influences sensitivity to chlorpyrifos pesticide in the pest moth Spodoptera littoralis

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Adaptation, evolution and phenotype Africa Agriculture Agroecology Animal ecophysiology Animals Anthropization Ants Asia Bactéria Behaviours Biocontrol Biodiversity Biome Carbon Cultures Drought and desertifications Earthworm Ecophysiology Environmental disturbances Erosion Fertility and reproduction Freshwater aquatic environment Genomics Insects Interaction networks micro-organisms Modeling and self-centered simulation Nitrogen Nutrients Participatory science Pests and invasive species Plants Pollinators Pollutants Root system Size Sociality Soils Stress Survival Sustainable development Temperature and climate change Tropical environments and forests Urban environments
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