This reprint, focusing on the “Genetics, Phylogeny, and Evolution of Insects,” presents a comprehensive collection of studies that delve into the intricate genetic and evolutionary dynamics of various insect species. As the field of entomology evolves, understanding the genetic diversity, phylogenetic relationships, and evolutionary mechanisms of insects becomes increasingly vital. This reprint features research on various topics, such as the phylogeny and evolutionary history of moths, the genetic diversity of white-backed planthoppers, and the assembly of mitochondrial genomes across multiple species. These studies not only enhance our knowledge of insect biology but also provide insights crucial for applications in pest management, conservation, and ecological studies. In the field of genetics and entomology, this reprint offers valuable perspectives and cutting-edge research to deepen our understanding of the genetic and evolutionary processes that shape the insect world.

This book is included in DOAB.