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C. jasmin abundance correlated positively with temperature.
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e0“C. jasmin and T. urticae) had a significant positive correlation with and temperature”
Title
Ashraf Said Elhalawany; Ahmed S. Sanad; Rabab A. Hammad Acarines: Journal of the Egyptian Society of Acarology /Acarines: Journal of the Egyptian Society of Acarology 2024. doi:10.21608/ajesa.2024.403665
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- Observation Calacarus jasmini was first recorded on Jasminum grandiflorum in Egypt.
- Observation The mite caused distortion and spots on jasmine leaves.
- Observation Genus Calacarus is newly recorded in Egyptian mite fauna.
- Observation C. jasmini appeared in early April and rose until late October, peaking in late July.
- Observation Tetranychus urticae peaked on jasmine leaves in late June.
- Observation Amblyseius swirskii peaked in early July.
- Association T. urticae abundance correlated positively with temperature.
- Association The mites showed no significant negative correlation with relative humidity.
- Association Phytophagous mite incidence had a highly positive relationship with A. swirskii.