Title: The effect of
silatrans on the predatory ladybug
Cycloneda limbifer Casey.
Personal Authors: Klimpinya,
A. E.,
Mikhnevich,
O. Ch.,
Zelchan,
G. I.Author Affiliation: Lab. Exp.
Entomologii, Inst. Biol., AN LatvSSR, Riga, USSR.
Editors: Shternbergs, M.T.
Document Title: Aspekty biologicheskoi regulyatsii
chislennosti vreditelei rastenii.
Abstract:
In laboratory experiments carried out in Lativa, USSR, to investigate the
effect of the growth-stimulating silatrans ipsilan and benzitran on Cycloneda
limbifer, addition of these substances at 0.03% in a sugar syrup to the food
of the larvae (Aphis fabae on bean shoots) resulted in considerable
shortening of the period of larval development and the prereproductive period of
the females. When ipsilan was added to the food of the adults, however, the
development cycle of the following generation was lengthened and the body mass
of the adults reduced.
Publisher:
Zinatne
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