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Semi-natural areas adjacent to vineyards increase the abundance of Hymenoptera parasitoids in a hill wine-growing area of Northern Italy
Hymenoptera parasitoid communities were studied using Malaise traps in a hill wine-growing area of Northern Italy, dominated by extensive viticulture. Parasitoid abundance data were correlated with landscape composition around vineyards using geospatial analysis. A remarkable parasitoid fauna, compr
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