… for any insect family, we review mirid interactions with sticky hosts, including their adaptations
(… the ecological and agricultural implications of mirid–sticky plant systems. We propose that …

… suturalis genome not only provides novel insights into the underlying mechanisms of its
global invasiveness but also presents new opportunities in plant protection against mirid bug …

… family of the true bugs is increasing. In fact, recent worldwide activity in mirid biology and …
the Miridae as plant bugs associated with native and naturalized plants adapt to introduced …

… However, the beneficial effect of the presence of these mirid bugs in agroecosystems con…
seasonal adaptations of bryocorine plant bugs are quite diverse. Three of these species, …

… Larger sized and smaller sized species in this study seemed to be better adapted to lower
… We think that our study can provide useful basic information to predict which mirid predatory …

… The approximately 10000 species of mirids, or plant bugs, represent almost a third of all
described heteropterans. Members of this diverse family, which has persisted at least since the …

… Another very unusual case is the mirid Adelphocoris … In this paper, we focused on seasonal
adaptations of terrestrial bugs … The bugs are not able to survive northern winters, but can …

… Additionally, four non-infested sweet pepper plants without flowers (25 cm high) were
introduced in each cage during the prey starvation period to allow the mirids to adapt to sweet …

… mirid species. In this review, the current strategies for using zoophytophagous mirid bugs in
… Finally, breeding predatory mirid bugs adapted to greater thermal ranges would also extend …

… of available shot tips from the feeding activities of the bugs. Long premating periods and
a quick mating act are not unusual in mirids. For example, adult Lygus hesperus Knight …