Thrabam and Mithun crossbreds, the majority of which are reared through the TAP system, accounted for 82% of the bovine population in 2008 (MoA 2009).
Eggs were collected from individual mating pairs, hatched larvae were reared through to adulthood, and the eclosed butterflies were frozen and scored for eyespot phenotype.
He was reared in Toronto.
The embryos were reared in experimental flow-through FSW in three temperature (control = 24°C, +3°C, +6°C) and three pH (control = 8.15, −0.3, −0.5 pH units) levels in all combinations with three containers of embryos per treatment.
Manduca spp. behavior, predation, and growth assays were conducted with first- and second-instar larvae, except infestations M1 2010 and M4 in 2011, in which larvae were reared from the first through fifth instars on plants; and egg predation assays, in which M. sexta eggs were used.
Larvae were reared in multifactorial experiments in flow-through conditions in all combinations of three temperature and three pH/PCO2 treatments.
Hatchery produced sharpsnout seabream (from eggs spawned in October 2010) were reared in tanks supplied with flow-through seawater under ambient conditions at the Institute of Marine Biology, Biotechnology and Aquaculture.
Fish from the F2 hybrid population hatched in January 2008 and were reared in a single indoor flow-through circular tank in fresh water at the Station aquicole de l'ISMER under natural photoperiod and temperature conditions.
The fish were reared under natural photoperiod, with through flowing water at ambient temperature: The experiment was started in April when water temperatures were about 6 °C.
Female P. lounsburyi preferentially searched olives infested with mature third-instar B. oleae, over other non-target plants, but most offspring were reared from olives containing younger (second through young third instar) B. oleae larvae.
