Claim · model-written summary
Larval damage occurred across three seasonal windows.
- Taxon
- Opogona sacchari
Opogona saccharie1 - Outcome
- larva damagee0
- Qualifier
- from the early May to the early August,from the early July to the mid-October,from mid-September to late Novembere0
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Verbatim
e0“The periods for larva damage were from the early May to the early August,from the early July to the mid-October,from mid-September to late November”
e1“Opogona sacchari in Cixi City”
Title
Biological characteristics and control of Opogona sacchari in Cixi City, Zhejiang Province.
Shen You-lian; Lao Chong; Feng Linguo Zhejiang Linxueyuan xuebao 2008
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Opogona sacchari has three generations per year in Cixi City.
- Observation The moth damaged twenty-five hosts in 14 families.
- Observation Larvae overwintered in hosts.
- Observation Adult emergence occurred in three seasonal windows.
- Observation Adult emergence and activity occurred at night and adults required nutrition.
- Observation Larvae had seven instars and could be fed fresh potato in the laboratory.
- Observation Mutual larval killing was observed.
- Intervention effect Spraying plants with diluted imidacloprid effectively controlled larvae.
- Intervention effect Spraying plants with diluted avermectins effectively controlled larvae.
- Intervention effect Soaking injured Dracaena fragrans in diluted avermectins yielded 97.1% pest mortality after three days.