Claim · model-written summary
Encyrtus lecaniorum was absent from Pedong.
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorDirectionValueQualifier
Verbatim
t0“scale insects infesting orange”
e0“Encyrtus lecaniorum, which was not found at Pedong”
Title
Studies on the incidence of parasites of scale insects infesting orange in Darjeeling, West Bengal
Amitava Konar; Pranab Roy Journal of Entomological Research 2008
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Ten hymenopteran and two fungal parasite species were found on orange scale insects.
- Observation Coccopghus ceroplastae was especially active against orange scale pests.
- Observation Metaphycus n. sp. nr. liehtensiae was especially active against orange scale pests.
- Observation Aschersonia citri was especially active against orange scale pests.
- Observation Parasitism of orange scale insects was nil in December–January.
- Observation Parasitism of orange scale insects peaked in August–September.
- Observation C. ceroplastae parasitized both Saissetia coffeae and Ceroplastes floridensis.
- Observation A. citri simultaneously parasitized S. coffeae and Mytilococcus spp.
- Association Parasitoid incidence differed significantly among orchards.
- Observation Encyrtus infelix was recorded only at Pedong.
- Observation Scale insect parasitism was usually highest at Takdah, followed by Gorubathan, Dolapchand and Pedong.