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The R-strain was confirmed in summer corn plantations.
Zea mays subsp. maysVerbatim
e0“R-strain was confirmed in summer corn plantations of Abo Al- Gadeil, (Qillin-Kafr El-Sheikh) during corn season 2022”
Title
Kreema A. EL-Lebody; Rabab D.A. Allam; Amira M. Rashad Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences 2024. doi:10.21608/eajbsa.2024.389023
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- Observation Fall armyworm was first recorded in Egypt in corn plantations in Kom Ombo.
- Observation The C-strain was confirmed in a Nile corn plantation.
- Observation The R-strain infested corn beside uninfected rice fields, indicating preference for summer corn over rice.
- Observation The two strains collected from corn fields were morphologically identical.
- Observation The two strains caused the same damage symptoms on corn.
- Observation C-strain fall armyworm fed on castor oil leaves had a 39.0±2.0 day life cycle.
- Observation C-strain fall armyworm fed on castor oil leaves had 44.1±1.6 day generation time.
- Observation R-strain fall armyworm fed on corn early in development had a 27.0±0. 5 day life cycle.
- Observation R-strain fall armyworm fed on corn early in development had 29.0±0.6 day generation time.
- Observation C-strain pre-oviposition period averaged 3.5±0.7 days.
- Observation R-strain pre-oviposition period averaged 2.6±0.2 days.
- Observation C-strain premating period averaged 2.80 ±0.56 days.
- Observation R-strain premating period averaged 1±0.03 days.
- Observation Virgin C-strain females deposited infertile eggs when premating exceeded four days.