Claim · model-written summary
The major restrictive factors for citrus red mite population increase at high density were reduced longevity and decreased fecundity, owing to interference among individuals and food shortage.
- Treatment
- high densitye2
- Interactor
- Panonychus citriPanonychus citrit0pest
- Outcome
- restrictive factors for increasee2
- Qualifier
- reduction of longevity and decrease of fecundity, owing to interference among the individual and shortage of food at high densitye2
CitrusVerbatim
t0“citrus red mite, Panonychus citri”
e2“The major restrictive factors for increase were reduction of longevity and decrease of fecundity, owing to interference among the individual and shortage of food at high density”
Title
Effect of population desity in the citrus red mite, Panonychus citri (McG.)
Kouichi INOUE Kyushu Plant Protection Research 1971. doi:10.4241/kyubyochu.17.62
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- Observation The optimum density for increase of the citrus red mite population was 5-10 eggs per leaf.
- Observation The optimum density for increase of the citrus red mite population was 3-6 adult females per leaf.
- Observation Dispersal or dropping from leaves at high density was slightly observed in citrus red mite larvae and nymphs.
- Observation Dispersal or dropping from leaves at high density was observed frequently in citrus red mite adult females just after the last moult.