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2. Comparison of prediction results of Dendrolimus punctatus larvae peak occurrence based on eight prediction models
3. Evaluating the competition intensity of wandering spiders feeding on Empoasca onukii under varying cicada–spider ratios in tea plantations.
4. Interspecific competitive effects and annual differences in predation of Empoasca onukii (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) by wandering spiders
5. Influence of meteorological factors on the quantitative following relationship between Empoasca onukii Matsuda (Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) and its natural enemies in tea plantations
6. m5CPred-SVM: a novel method for predicting m5C sites of RNA
7. Evaluation of the close degree of the spatial relationship between natural enemies of tea gardens and <scp> Frankliniella intonsa </scp> based on variance analysis of cluster samples
8. The dominant species of natural enemies of Pentatomidae in the peak period
9. Interspecific competitive effects and annual differences in predation of Empoasca onukii(Hemiptera: Cicadellidae) by wandering spiders
10. MTDeepM6A-2S: A two-stage multi-task deep learning method for predicting RNA N6-methyladenosine sites of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
11. Aboveground biomass estimation in forests with random forest and Monte Carlo-based uncertainty analysis
12. Differences in the closeness of spatial relationship between Ricanidae in their prime and natural enemies in five kinds of tea gardens
13. Analysis of the following effect of the natural enemies withFrankliniella intonsain tea garden
14. A brief review of machine learning methods for RNA methylation sites prediction
15. Morphmetric analysis of apis cerana populations in Huangshan, China
16. BERT-Kgly: A Bidirectional Encoder Representations From Transformers (BERT)-Based Model for Predicting Lysine Glycation Site for Homo sapiens
17. The catastrophe prediction models of Dendrolimus punctatus based on disaster index
18. Comprehensive evaluation of natural enemy dominant species of Breuipalpus oboyats in tea garden in autumn and winter
19. Study on biological control model of Empoasca onukii Matsuda ‐take tea garden ecology as an example
20. Analysis of the following effect of the natural enemies with Frankliniella intonsa in tea garden.
21. The four models for forecasting the peak period of Dendrolimus punctatus (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampiade) for the second generation egg
22. Relationship between the quantity, time, and space of three pests and their predatory natural enemies in Baihaozao Tea Garden
23. m5CPred-SVM: A Novel Method for Predicting m5C Sites of RNA
24. Stability and Hopf bifurcation of a delayed virus infection model with latently infected cells and Beddington–DeAngelis incidence
25. The three models for forecasting the peak period of Dendrolimus punctatus for the first generation egg
26. Prediction of peak occurrence of Dendrolimus punctatus larvae based on Bayes discriminant method
27. Relationship between the quantity, time, and space of three pests and their predatory natural enemies in Baihaozao Tea Garden
28. The status of neutral insects, mosquitoes in the food of natural enemies in tea gardens
29. The three models for forecasting the peak period of Dendrolimus punctatus for the first generation egg.
30. Dominant natural enemies of Brevipalpus obovatus Donnadieu in 'Wuniuzao' and 'Baihaozao' tea gardens
31. Square variance analysis of the spatial relationship between Fulgoroidea and their eight natural enemies in 'WuNiuZao' tea garden
32. Degree of close spatial-following relationship between four insect pests and their natural enemies studied in a span of two years about 'WuNiuZao' tea garden
33. A comprehensive comparison and analysis of computational predictors for RNA N6-methyladenosine sites of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
34. Square variance analysis of the spatial relationship between Fulgoroidea and their eight natural enemies in “WuNiuZao” tea garden
35. Dominant natural enemies of Brevipalpus obovatus Donnadieu in “Wuniuzao” and “Baihaozao” tea gardens
36. TBC2target: A Resource of Predicted Target Genes of Tea Bioactive Compounds
37. Degree of close spatial-following relationship between four insect pests and their natural enemies studied in a span of two years about “WuNiuZao” tea garden
38. Stress2TF: a manually curated database of TF regulation in plant response to stress
39. WaspBase: a genomic resource for the interactions among parasitic wasps, insect hosts and plants
40. Spatial relationships amongEmpoasca vitis(Gothe) andToxopteraaurantii(Boyer) and natural enemies in tea gardens of autumn-winter season in Hefei suburban
41. Quantitative dynamics of adult population and 3-D spatial pattern ofCeoporus variabilis(Baly)
42. Relationships between main insect pests and their predatory natural enemies in 'Yuhualu' juicy peach orchard
43. Genetic structure of Mount Huang honey bee (Apis cerana) populations: evidence from microsatellite polymorphism
44. The dominant species of predatory natural enemies of three kinds of planthoppers and impact of pesticides on natural enemies in paddy field
45. Spatial relationships amongEmpoasca vitis(Gothe) andToxopteraaurantii(Boyer) and natural enemies in tea gardens of autumn-winter season in Hefei suburban
46. Relationships between main insect pests and their predatory natural enemies in "Yuhualu" juicy peach orchard
47. Quantitative dynamics of adult population and 3-D spatial pattern ofCeoporus variabilis(Baly)
48. Fuzzy logic in the analysis of interspecific competition of wandering spiders feeding on Ectropis obliqua (Lepidoptera: Geometridae) in tea plantations of China.
49. The catastrophe prediction models of <italic>Dendrolimus punctatus</italic> based on disaster index.
50. [Relationships of bee population fluctuation and distribution with natural environment in Anhui province].
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