0 present participle of rear --
1 to care for young animals or children until they are able to care for themselves: --
The demographic parameters of the clones were improved in the second rearing generation.
For both hosts, the demographic parameters of the clones examined were improved in the second parthenogenetic rearing generation compared with the first one (table 5).
Since asparagus is a seasonal crop growing only during spring and the asparagus fly is monovoltine, continuous insect rearing is impossible.
Adopted girls at genetic risk became depressed only if there was serious psychopathology in the rearing adoptive parents.
The most common method for detecting parasitoids is rearing the hosts in the laboratory to observe the emergence of parasitoid.
Prenatal exposure has been successfully monitored, and a wide variation in rearing environments has been observed.
Biological parameters that would improve rearing and field-release protocols and permit comparisons to other olive fruit fly biological control agents were measured.
The control and infested plants were paired and arranged in a completely randomized design in the same conditions as used for rearing aphids.
