Claim · model-written summary
Protonymph and deutonymph N. californicus preferred T. urticae eggs over protonymphs.
- Taxon
- N. californicus
Neoseiulus californicuse0 - Organ / stage
- protonymph and deutonymphe0
- Interactor
- T. urticae
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Tetranychus urticaee0pest - Outcome
- preferred T. urticae eggs to protonymphe0
Verbatim
e0“The protonymph and deutonymph of N. californicus preferred T. urticae eggs to protonymph.”
Title
Maryam Rezaie; Alireza Saboori; Valiollah Baniamerie; et al. Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies 2017
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Observation Female predatory mites preferred T. urticae protonymphs.
- Observation Preference index did not differ among strawberry cultivars.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae eggs on Chandler was type П.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae eggs on Gaviota was type П.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae eggs on Camarosa was type П.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae protonymphs on Sequia was type III.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae protonymphs on Marak was type III.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae protonymphs on Yalova was type III.
- Observation Functional response to T. urticae protonymphs on Aliso was type III.
- Observation Handling time differed among cultivars.
- Observation Handling time on T. urticae eggs was highest on Marak at 1.06±0.035 hour.
- Observation Handling time on T. urticae protonymphs was highest on Yalova at 1.45±0.05 hour.
- Observation Handling time on T. urticae protonymphs was highest on Camerosa at 1.44±0.13.
- Observation Protonymph predation on Chandler was higher than other cultivars, at 2.6±0.3 in 24 hours on T. urticae eggs.
- Observation Deutonymph predation on Chandler was higher than other cultivars, at 3.8±0.2 in 24 hours on T. urticae eggs.
- Observation Adult predation on Chandler was higher than other cultivars, at 9.5±0.6 in 24 hours on T. urticae eggs.
- Mechanism Higher predation on Chandler might reflect fewer trichomes or leaf chemical and physical differences.
- Recommendation The authors recommend the predatory mite for control of different T. urticae stages.
- Recommendation T. urticae protonymphs were considered the most suitable target stage.