›› 2002, Vol. 45 ›› Issue (4): 556-558.
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WEN Rui-Zhen1, ZHANG Gu-Ren1, HE Guo-Feng1, GU De-Xiang1*, LI Qiu-Jian2, LIU Xiu-Ling2, LIU Nan-Xin2
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Abstract: The banana moth, Opogona sacchari (Bojer), is a newly introduced exotic pest in China. It took 66 days to 135 days for the pest to finish a generation at 25.71±2.71℃ and 75.95%±5.02% RH, and might have 4 generations per year. The larval, period had the longest duration, 37 to 75 days, with 7 instars recognizable through the head capsule width, and was the harmful developmental stage. The mean number of eggs laid per female was 253.05±65.18 (n=20).
Key words: exotic insect pest, Opogona sacchari, life history, China
WEN Rui-Zhen1, ZHANG Gu-Ren1, HE Guo-Feng1, GU De-Xiang1*, LI Qiu-Jian2, LIU Xiu-Ling2, LIU Nan-Xin2. Life history of the banana moth, Opogona sacchari (Bojer)(Lepidoptera:Hieroxestidae) in China[J]., 2002, 45(4): 556-558.
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