Claim · model-written summary
Egg-to-adult development took 49.8 d on pygmy date palm.
- Taxon
- pygmy date palme0
- Interactor
- O. nipaeOctodonta nipaee1pestt0
- Outcome
- developmental periods from egg to adulte0
- Direction
- variede0
- Value
- 49.8 de0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingQualifier
Verbatim
e0“developmental periods from egg to adult varied from 42.1 d on Chinese windmill palm to 49.8 d on pygmy date palm.”
t0“Octodonta nipae”
e1“O. nipae could not complete its development on the Majestic palm (Ravenea rivularis Jumelle & Perrier)”
Title
Youming Hou; Yunxin Miao; Zhiyong Zhang Journal of Economic Entomology 2014. doi:10.1603/ec14119
Other claims from this paper (18)
- Observation Octodonta nipae did not complete development on Majestic palm.
- Observation Octodonta nipae females did not lay eggs on Chinese fan palm.
- Observation Octodonta nipae completed development and laid eggs on Chinese windmill palm.
- Observation Octodonta nipae completed development and laid eggs on Canary Island date palm.
- Observation Octodonta nipae completed development and laid eggs on pygmy date palm.
- Observation Egg-to-adult development took 42.1 d on Chinese windmill palm.
- Observation Egg-to-adult survivorship was 77.5% on Chinese windmill palm.
- Observation Egg-to-adult survivorship was 79.4% on Canary Island date palm.
- Observation Egg-to-adult survivorship was 66.7% on pygmy date palm.
- Observation Adult longevity and mean fecundity did not differ significantly among three palm hosts.
- Observation Intrinsic increase, finite rate and generation time differed significantly among palm hosts.
- Observation Intrinsic and finite growth rates were higher on Chinese windmill palm than pygmy date palm.
- Observation Intrinsic and finite growth rates were higher on Canary Island date palm than pygmy date palm.
- Observation Mean generation time was shorter on Chinese windmill palm at 124.11 d.
- Observation Mean generation time was shorter on Canary Island date palm at 129.62 d.
- Observation Mean generation time was longer on pygmy date palm at 166.03 d.
- Observation Chinese windmill palm was among the most preferred hosts.
- Observation Canary Island date palm was among the most preferred hosts.