O . pugnax 1 claim

Interactor role: pest

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Host grass species significantly affected bug development time.

Taxon: host grass speciese0
Interactor: O . pugnaxOebalus pugnaxe0pest
Outcome: O . pugnax mean development timee0

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“The no‐choice tests showed significant effect of host grass species on O . pugnax mean development time of nymphal survival to adults”
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Title

Host preference and suitability of grasses for Oebalus pugnax

G.A. Awuni; J. Gore; D. Cook; et al. Entomologia Experimentalis et Applicata 2014. doi:10.1111/eea.12208

Other claims from this paper (5)

Observation Rice stink bugs needed approximately four hours to settle on preferred grasses.
Association Oebalus pugnax preferred junglerice to all ten other grasses.
Observation Bahiagrass was the least preferred host.
Association Bug nymph survival was lower on dallisgrass than rice and junglerice.
Association Bug development time was longer on dallisgrass than rice and junglerice.