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Tag: larvae

Do dragonflies bite or sting?

Posted on 2 November 2011 by Will Kuhn

Can a dragonfly bite you? Will it sting if you get too close? Let’s find out!

This entry was posted in Blog, Odonata and tagged bite, danger, dragonfly, larvae, Odonata, sting. Bookmark the permalink.

Use of odonate larvae for biocontrol of insect pests

Posted on 1 July 2000 by Will Kuhn

Are dragonflies effective at controlling mosquitoes and other insect pests?

This entry was posted in Blog, Odonata and tagged aedes, biocontrol, crocothemis, dragonfly, insect, larvae, mosquitoes, Odonata, pest, predator, yellow fever. Bookmark the permalink.

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