Entomologia

Losses in root and planting material production caused by different pests as well as their biological control are evaluated. Studies of pests damaging dried cassava in storage were initiated. Biological aspects and form of attack of the following pests are described: stemborers (Lagochirus rogersi,...

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Autor principal: International Center for Tropical Agriculture
Formato: Capítulo de libro
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: International Center for Tropical Agriculture 1981
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/81628
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description Losses in root and planting material production caused by different pests as well as their biological control are evaluated. Studies of pests damaging dried cassava in storage were initiated. Biological aspects and form of attack of the following pests are described: stemborers (Lagochirus rogersi, L. araneiformis, Chilomina clarkei), shoot flies (Silba pendula), nymphs and adults of Cyrtomenus bergi, and lacebugs (Vatiga manihotae and V. illudens). Zelus nugax (Reduviidae) was identified as a major predator of V. manihotae. The presence of whiteflies (Aleurotrachelus socialis) and sooty mold reduces root yield. The varietal preference for oviposition by Erinnyis ello was determined as well as the effect of simulated damage on yield, starch content, and cooking quality of cassava. Five major enemies of the cassava mealybug Phenacoccus herreni were identified: Ocyptamus, Cleothera, Anagyrus, Sympherobius, and Chrysopa. An unidentified species of mite belonging to the family Eriophyidae found attacking cassava leaves is parasitized by the fungus Hirsuthella tompsonii. Fifteen insect species were found feeding on stored cassava; among these,Araecerus fasciculatus and Lasioderma serricorne are the most frequently found pests. Both species are parasitized by the hymenopteran Anisopteromalus sp. (CIAT)
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spelling CGSpace816282025-11-05T16:58:43Z Entomologia International Center for Tropical Agriculture manihot esculenta aleurotrachelus socialis cultivars development entomology erinnyis ello injurious insects injurious mites mononychellus tanajoa noxious animals oligonychus peruvianus pest damage pests predators and parasites productivity root productivity silba pendula soybean flour tetranychus urticae phenacoccus herreni aleyrodidae biological control flours vectors variedades desarrollo entomología insectos perjudiciales acaros perjudiciales animales nocivos daños causados por plagas plagas depredadores y parásitos productividad productividad de raíces harina de soya Losses in root and planting material production caused by different pests as well as their biological control are evaluated. Studies of pests damaging dried cassava in storage were initiated. Biological aspects and form of attack of the following pests are described: stemborers (Lagochirus rogersi, L. araneiformis, Chilomina clarkei), shoot flies (Silba pendula), nymphs and adults of Cyrtomenus bergi, and lacebugs (Vatiga manihotae and V. illudens). Zelus nugax (Reduviidae) was identified as a major predator of V. manihotae. The presence of whiteflies (Aleurotrachelus socialis) and sooty mold reduces root yield. The varietal preference for oviposition by Erinnyis ello was determined as well as the effect of simulated damage on yield, starch content, and cooking quality of cassava. Five major enemies of the cassava mealybug Phenacoccus herreni were identified: Ocyptamus, Cleothera, Anagyrus, Sympherobius, and Chrysopa. An unidentified species of mite belonging to the family Eriophyidae found attacking cassava leaves is parasitized by the fungus Hirsuthella tompsonii. Fifteen insect species were found feeding on stored cassava; among these,Araecerus fasciculatus and Lasioderma serricorne are the most frequently found pests. Both species are parasitized by the hymenopteran Anisopteromalus sp. (CIAT) 1981 2017-06-20T08:51:06Z 2017-06-20T08:51:06Z Book Chapter https://hdl.handle.net/10568/81628 es Open Access application/pdf International Center for Tropical Agriculture Entomologia.1981. In: Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical. Programa de Yuca: Informe Anual 1981 . CIAT, Cali, CO. p. 69-88.
spellingShingle manihot esculenta
aleurotrachelus socialis
cultivars
development
entomology
erinnyis ello
injurious insects
injurious mites
mononychellus tanajoa
noxious animals
oligonychus peruvianus
pest damage
pests
predators and parasites
productivity
root productivity
silba pendula
soybean flour
tetranychus urticae
phenacoccus herreni
aleyrodidae
biological control
flours
vectors
variedades
desarrollo
entomología
insectos perjudiciales
acaros perjudiciales
animales nocivos
daños causados por plagas
plagas
depredadores y parásitos
productividad
productividad de raíces
harina de soya
International Center for Tropical Agriculture
Entomologia
title Entomologia
title_full Entomologia
title_fullStr Entomologia
title_full_unstemmed Entomologia
title_short Entomologia
title_sort entomologia
topic manihot esculenta
aleurotrachelus socialis
cultivars
development
entomology
erinnyis ello
injurious insects
injurious mites
mononychellus tanajoa
noxious animals
oligonychus peruvianus
pest damage
pests
predators and parasites
productivity
root productivity
silba pendula
soybean flour
tetranychus urticae
phenacoccus herreni
aleyrodidae
biological control
flours
vectors
variedades
desarrollo
entomología
insectos perjudiciales
acaros perjudiciales
animales nocivos
daños causados por plagas
plagas
depredadores y parásitos
productividad
productividad de raíces
harina de soya
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