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Studies on niche of rice whitefly Aleurocybotus indicus and its natural enemies

Zhao Shixi, Hui Wei

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The niche breadth, the niche overlap, the proportional similarity of niche of Whitefly and its natural enemies were estimated by means of investigating their single dimensional temporal niches and spatial niches, basing on which the two dimensional niches of time and space niches were constructed, the occurrence law and mutual relation were analysed.

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The niche breadth, the niche overlap, the proportional similarity of niche of Whitefly and its natural enemies were estimated by means of investigating their single dimensional temporal niches and spatial niches, basing on which the two dimensional niches of time and space niches were constructed, the occurrence law and mutual relation were analysed.

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The niche breadth, the niche overlap, the proportional similarity of niche of Whitefly and its natural enemies were estimated by means of investigating their single dimensional temporal niches and spatial niches, basing on which the two dimensional niches of time and space niches were constructed, the occurrence law and mutual relation were analysed.

Key concepts: Ecological niche, Niche, Biology, Whitefly, Ecology, Habitat

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