… of the Mediterranean people (Sacks 1995). Traditional Mediterranean fruit and nut crops …
Olive oil, an important part of the Mediterranean diet, has been object of renewed interest in …

Mediterranean fruit fly Ceratitis capitata (Diptera: Tephritidae) larvae are capable of developing
in one of many hosts that may vary greatly in quality. We hypothesized that they will …

… the role of fruits as a food resource for Mediterranean carnivores is … the fruits consumed by
Mediterranean mesocarnivores and … in the importance of fruit at community and species levels. …

… in a Mediterranean montane locality of … of fruits and birds, with particular reference to seed
dispersers. During October–December (“autumn” period) 1978–1990, abundance of ripe fruits …

… While the fruits of this plant are not preferred by the Mediterranean fruit fly, they are … , there
is almost no time during the year when a few ripe fruits may not be found in any cactus scrub. …

… flies, fruit flies must feed on protein in order to develop eggs. The protein sources for the
Mediterranean fruit fly include rotting fruits and fecal material (FM) (9, 14, 21). Most fruit flies …

… Mediterranean fruit bio-wastes could play a major role in the alleged health benefits of the
Mediterranean … promoting effects of bioactive compounds in Mediterranean fruit bio-wastes, as …

… Table 2 shows plant species whose fruit samples were free of Mediterranean fruit fly infestation
in our survey. Many of the plant species that we found to be free of Mediterranean fruit fly …

… physalis papaya fruit carambola mango banana. All Mediterranean fruits showed an effect
on hydrogen peroxide except peach. Tropical fruits also had a strong effect on hydrogen …

… Mediterranean fruit flies: sterlity and sexual competitiveness in the laboratory after treatment
with gamma irradiation in air, carbon dioxide, helium, nitrogen or partial vacuum. J. Econ. …