Words and phrases that have a meaning related to parasitoid:  (139 results)
Often used in the same context:
ciliates, tobacco budworm, whitefly, leafhoppers, green alga, ladybird beetle, schistosome, symbiont, nematodes, anopheles, outcrossing, pathogen, cotton bollworm, trichinella, spodoptera, fungus gnat, protozoan, taenia, helminth, mealybug, trematode, introgression, webworm, tobacco hornworm, drosophila, aphid, tribolium, streptomyces, hemolymph, mycobacteria, xanthomonas, phytophthora, apple maggot, sclerotia, striga, spider mite, xenopus laevis, fall armyworm, nematode worm, plastids, bollworms, schistosoma, insect, albicans, erwinia, mantids, manduca sexta, diapause, saccharomyces, hornworm, midgut, pupation, molluscan, larvae, rotifer, collembola, mycelia, subsp, bagworm, metazoan, coevolution, cotyledon, hyphae, hemolysin, lacewing, bacteroides, gall wasp, bryozoan, staphylococci, trichinella spiralis, mosquitofish, echinoderm, polychaete, sawflies, amoebae, ectoparasites, oviposition, poxvirus, anthelmintics, japonicus, motile, neotropical, inflorescences, leaf beetle, microorganism, tunicates, myxoma virus, acaricide, trypanosome, endophyte, peroxisome, whipworm, fall webworm, mytilus, teleost fish, vivax, wireworms, tsetse, urease, cowbird, mycobacterium, flea beetle, parasitoids, parasite, predator, herbivores, franca, predators, species, acceptors, carnivore, cation, constituent, determiner, donor, earner, element, employer, feeder, inhabitant, initiator, herbivore, ungulate, arthropod, conflictual, cooperative, multispecies, mutualistic, nematode, trophic, benthic, invertebrate, supramolecular, adversarial, biotic, collaborative, collegial, dynamic, homosocial
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— Nouns for parasitoid: host, interactions, systems, models, system, communities, interaction, associations, dynamics, wasps, model, more...

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