Moth Species Caught by Ultraviolet and Visible Light Sources in Connection with Their Wingspan
For a long time, researchers have compared light traps operating with different light sources. According to the results, ultraviolet lights often performed better than visible light sources. In the present study, we examine the wingspan of macrolepidoptera species in relation to the catch result of...
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IntechOpen
2022
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