Claim · model-written summary
Wolf and lynx spiders were recorded in high numbers.
- Taxon
- wolf and lynx spiders
Canis lupusOxyopidaee0 - Outcome
- high numberse0
- Direction
- highe0
Verbatim
e0“Damselflies, long horned grasshopper, bugs, wolf and lynx spiders were recorded in high numbers”
Title
Natural enemies of rice insect pests in rice-wheat cropping system of northern Indo-gangetic plains
Mahesh Pathak; Parvez Qamar Rizvi; Pradeep Kumar; et al. ORYZA- An International Journal on Rice 2011
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation Rice surveys recorded 31 predator species in 22 genera, 16 families and seven orders.
- Observation Damselflies were recorded in high numbers.
- Observation Long horned grasshopper was recorded in high numbers.
- Observation Bugs were recorded in high numbers.
- Observation Lady bird beetles, ground beetles and crickets occurred in moderate numbers.
- Observation Ripple bugs, orb spiders and long jawed spiders occurred in moderate numbers.
- Observation Sac spiders, crab spiders and earwigs occurred in low numbers.
- Observation Rove beetles occurred in low numbers.
- Observation There were 31 parasitoid species, including six unidentified species, in 19 genera and 11 Hymenoptera families.
- Observation Xanthopimpla, Trichogramma and Telenomus occurred in high numbers.
- Observation Bracon, Cotesia and Stenobracon occurred in moderate numbers.
- Observation Amuromorpha, Temelucha and Anagrus occurred in moderate numbers.
- Observation Tetrastichus and Anastatus occurred in moderate numbers.
- Observation Isotima, Oligosita and Brachymeria occurred in low numbers.
- Observation Elasmus, Goniozus and Aphanogmus occurred in low numbers.