…also be available through Informit. They will be made freely available to all via this website once volume 51 is published in its entirety (approximately one year later). Members should…

…of the Entomological Society of NSW for 2022, Websites of entomological interest February 2023 (no. 626) – Varroa mite predators, Websites of entomological interest, Photo corner (Insects observed on Leptospermum…

…Linnaeus, 1758 sensu Mendes, 1988 with a key to the species of this genus. General and Applied Entomology 43: 25-36 WEBB, G. Field evaluation of Synergy®ant bait for direct nest…

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…is no English common name for M. crassicauda, we suggest ‘Faba bean aphid’ because of its clear preference for this host. The aphid was found to transmit Bean leafroll virus…

…tested against the mosquito Aedes aegypti to determine their efficacy in repelling mosquitoes from the forearms of human volunteers compared with a commercial DEET-based topical repellent. The wristbands failed to…

…to students who are currently enrolled at a NSW University at any level. To apply, submit a text article relating to insect biology. The article should be written to engage…

…a commitment to the promotion of entomology and the dissemination of entomological knowledge through workshops, meetings and field trips. Members and visitors are welcome to attend the Society’s monthly meetings…

Contents Vol. 46 NOTE: pdf downloads for these papers are only available to members of the Entomological Society of NSW Inc or subscribers for the first 12 months after publication….

…in our Guide to Contributors. Tarsus The Society’s newsletter is called “Tarsus” and is published at irregular intervals. It is circulated to members by email only. Its aim is to…