Insetos que atacam a mandioca

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SCHOONHOVEN, A. VAN

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ArticleLanguage: Portuguese Description: p. 1-7Subject(s): LOC classification:

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In: In: Curso Especial de Aperfeiçoamento para Pesquisadores de Mandioca (1974, Cali, Colombia). Trabalhos apresentadosSummary: Se describen la biologia, dano causado y control de trips (Frankliniella sp., Corynothrips stenopterus, Caliothrips masculinus), acaros (Mononychellus spp., Tetranychus spp.), gusano cachon (Erinnyis ello) y la mosca del cogollo (Silba pendula). Tambien se mencionan la mosca blanca, el chinche de encaje, los insectos escama, la mosca de la agalla y las hormigas. [CIAT]Summary: The biology, damage, and control of thrips (Frankliniella sp., Corynothrips stenopterus, Caliothrips masculinus), mites (Mononychellus spp., Tetranychus spp.), the cassava hornworm (Erinnyis ello), and shoot flies (Silba pendula) are described. Whiteflies, lace bugs, scale insects, gall midges, and ants are also mentioned. (CIAT)

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Se describen la biologia, dano causado y control de trips (Frankliniella sp., Corynothrips stenopterus, Caliothrips masculinus), acaros (Mononychellus spp., Tetranychus spp.), gusano cachon (Erinnyis ello) y la mosca del cogollo (Silba pendula). Tambien se mencionan la mosca blanca, el chinche de encaje, los insectos escama, la mosca de la agalla y las hormigas. [CIAT]

The biology, damage, and control of thrips (Frankliniella sp., Corynothrips stenopterus, Caliothrips masculinus), mites (Mononychellus spp., Tetranychus spp.), the cassava hornworm (Erinnyis ello), and shoot flies (Silba pendula) are described. Whiteflies, lace bugs, scale insects, gall midges, and ants are also mentioned. (CIAT)