Claim · model-written summary
Chinese windmill palm was among the most preferred hosts.
- Taxon
- Chinese windmill palm
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Byasa alcinouse0 - Interactor
- O. nipaeOctodonta nipaee1pestt0
- Outcome
- most preferred hostse0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionValueQualifier
Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
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Verbatim
e0“the most preferred hosts being the Chinese windmill palm and Canary Island 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 development took 49.8 d on pygmy date 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 Canary Island date palm was among the most preferred hosts.