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Contribucion preliminar al estudio de la polilla del frijol

By: Material type: ArticleArticleLanguage: Spanish Description: 1(1):63-69Subject(s): LOC classification:
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In: Boletin de Sanidad VegetalSummary: Se realizo un estudio biologico de Epinotia opposita cuyo estado larval ocasiona danos de importancia economica al frijol en Chile. Se presenta una descripcion de los huevos, larva, pupa y adulto; ademas se incluyen los ciclos de vida y su distribucion geografica en el pais. Las larvas de la primera generacion larval se alimentan del paranquima foliar y barrenan los tallos; sin embargo, el dano de importancia economica se presenta cuando las larvas de la segunda generacion se alimentaron de las semillas en la vaina. (CIAT)Summary: A biological study was made of Epinotia opposita, the larval state of which was found causing damage of economic importance to beans in Chile. A description is given of the eggs, larvae, chrysalis and adult; the length of the life cycles and its geographic distribution in the country. First-generation larvae feed on the leaf parenchyma and bore into large stems; however, damage of economic importance is caused when the 2nd generation larvae feed on the seeds in the pod. (CIAT)
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Se realizo un estudio biologico de Epinotia opposita cuyo estado larval ocasiona danos de importancia economica al frijol en Chile. Se presenta una descripcion de los huevos, larva, pupa y adulto; ademas se incluyen los ciclos de vida y su distribucion geografica en el pais. Las larvas de la primera generacion larval se alimentan del paranquima foliar y barrenan los tallos; sin embargo, el dano de importancia economica se presenta cuando las larvas de la segunda generacion se alimentaron de las semillas en la vaina. (CIAT) spa

A biological study was made of Epinotia opposita, the larval state of which was found causing damage of economic importance to beans in Chile. A description is given of the eggs, larvae, chrysalis and adult; the length of the life cycles and its geographic distribution in the country. First-generation larvae feed on the leaf parenchyma and bore into large stems; however, damage of economic importance is caused when the 2nd generation larvae feed on the seeds in the pod. (CIAT) eng

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