Preliminary Studies on the Seasonal Occurrence of Insect Pests on Soap-nut (Sapindus Sp.)

Preliminary Studies on the Seasonal Occurrence of Insect Pests on Soap-nut (Sapindus Sp.)

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  •   A. Subba Rao

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1992/v118i6/8448

Abstract

Survey for the seasonal occurrence, nature of damage and intensity of infestation of insect pests of soap-nut around Bapatla revealed that blossom webber (Cydia sp.) is the most destructive pest causing very severe damage during October-April followed by the fruit feeders Virachola isocrates F., Virachola sp, Serinatha augur Fabr. and Antilochus cogueberti Fabr. from January-April. Soap-nut moth, soap-nut tree bug and weevils were of moderate importance.

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Author Biography

A. Subba Rao

Published

1992-06-01

How to Cite

Subba Rao, A. . (1992). Preliminary Studies on the Seasonal Occurrence of Insect Pests on Soap-nut (<I>Sapindus</I> Sp.). Indian Forester, 118(6), 432–437. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1992/v118i6/8448

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