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Advances in insect diapause.

Xu Wei

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In the present paper,we defined some conceptions firstly.The diapause phases consisted of three successive phases:(1) pre-diapause(diapause induction and preparation);(2) diapause(initiation,maintenance and termination);and(3) post-diapause.Then important advances in recent research of diapause at the molecular and cellular level were introduced and some scientific problems were discussed.

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In the present paper,we defined some conceptions firstly.The diapause phases consisted of three successive phases:(1) pre-diapause(diapause induction and preparation);(2) diapause(initiation,maintenance and termination);and(3) post-diapause.Then important advances in recent research of diapause at the molecular and cellular level were introduced and some scientific problems were discussed.

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In the present paper,we defined some conceptions firstly.The diapause phases consisted of three successive phases:(1) pre-diapause(diapause induction and preparation);(2) diapause(initiation,maintenance and termination);and(3) post-diapause.Then important advances in recent research of diapause at the molecular and cellular level were introduced and some scientific problems were discussed.

Key concepts: Diapause, Biology, Insect, Ecology, Larva

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