Host-plant susceptibility to the carrot fly, Psila rosae. 3. The role of oviposition preferences and larval performance

Degen, T.; Stadler, E.; Ellis, P.R.

Host-plant susceptibility to the carrot fly, Psila rosae. 3. The role of oviposition preferences and larval performance

1999

Degen, T. | Stadler, E. | Ellis, P.R. (Swiss Federal Research Station for Fruit-Growing, Viticulture and Horticulture, CH-8820 Wadenswil (Switzerland))

AGROVOC Keywords

antagonism antagonisme antagonismo antibiosis antixenosis apiaceae biological development carotte carrots comportamiento sexual comportement sexuel cultivars host parasite relations host preferences insecte nuisible larvae larvas larve oviposition pest insects pest resistance pests of plants plagas de plantas ponte psila rosae ravageur des plantes resistencia a las plagas sexual behaviour sexual reproduction umbelliferae variedades varieties zanahoria

Bibliographic information

Published in

Annals of Applied Biology (United Kingdom)

Volume 134 Issue 1

Pagination

pp. 27-34

Other Subjects

Developpement biologique; Insectos daninos; Relaciones huesped parasito; Reproduction sexuee; Oviposicion; Variete; Resistance aux organismes nuisibles; Varietal susceptibility; Relation hote parasite; Reproduccion sexual; Desarrollo biologico

Language

English

Note

26 ref.

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