Data on the Studying of Wut Aphid in Georgia

Gvishiani, D. Georgia

Data on the Studying of Wut Aphid in Georgia

2001

Gvishiani, D. Georgia

Great nut aphid and nut aphid damage nut leaves and buds. Appearance of larvae from overwintered eggs is marked at the end of April. In the East georgia the pests give 11-12 generation a year. One generation develops during 10-23 days. Female sex production is 40-45 larvae in average. Among natural enemis bugs, bulb files and coccidnelidae (4 species) have been marked.

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bourgeon buds enfermedades de las plantas feuille frutos secos hojas leaves maladie des plantes nuts plant diseases plant protection protection des plantes yema (planta)

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Publisher

"Academy of Agricultural Sciences of Georgia, Scientific Research Institute of Plant Protection"

Pagination

184-186

Other Subjects

Fruits a coque; Proteccion de las plantas

Language

Georgian

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Summary (En)

Translated Title

Monatsemebi kaklis Bugrebis Shestsvlisatvis

Type

Lit. Review

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Data on the Studying of Wut Aphid in Georgia

2001

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