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FUNCTIONAL RESPONSE AND PLANT PREFERENCE OF NEPHASPIS OCULATUS (COLEOPTERA: coccinellidAE), PREYING ON BEMISIA ARGENTIFOLII (HOMOPTERA: ALEYRODIDAE) IN THE LABORATORY

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Entomologia Sinica 2002年第1期9卷 1-9页

作者：刘同先 Philip A.Stansly Vegetable IPM Laboratory Department of Entomology

The predatory behavior and functional response of all larval stages and adults of Nephaspis oculatus (Blatchley), a predacious coccinellid, on various egg densities of Bemisia argentifolii Bellows & Perring, and prey preference of adult N. oculatus, were studied in the laboratory. Daily consumption of eggs of B. argentifolii by N. oculatus was evaluated at six different densities to obtain functional response curves for all active stages of the coccinellid. Bemisia argentifolii eggs were offered to N. oculatus on collard leaf disks in Petri dish arenas over a 24\|h period at 26 7  2℃ and a photoperiod of 14∶10 (L∶D) h. Linear relationships were observed between percentage prey consumed and prey density, with r 2 values between 0 82-0 99 for all stages except for the fourth instar that had a smaller r 2 value (0 64). Functional response curves of prey consumption by N. oculatus against density of B. argentifolii eggs fitted the type II model of Holling's disc equation for all larval stages and both the male and female adults. Adult females consumed more prey than adult males. The maximum theoretical number of prey consumed per day increased with larval development. The fourth instar was the most effective larval predator, followed by the third instar, the second instar, and finally, the first instar. Based on the functional response parameters, a maximum of 321, 312, 237, 229, 73, and 34 B. argentifolii eggs could be attacked by an adult female, a fourth instar, an adult male, a third instar, a second instar, and a first instar of N. oculatus, respectively. Nephaspis oculatus adults strongly preferred collard to tomato, soybean, eggplant or sweetpotato for oviposition and foraging. Nephaspis oculatus did not deposit any eggs on soybean and tomato.

关键词： biological control coccinellid functional response predation whiteflie

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Studies on the Biology and Predatory Potential of <i>Harmonia dimidiata</i>, a Major Predator of <i>Aphis pomi</i>De Geer on Apple Host in India

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Advances in Entomology 2018年第2期6卷 170-175页

作者： Meena Kumari Department of Zoology Government Degree College Kullu Kullu Himachal Pradesh India

Observations were made on young nursery plants and apple orchards to record the coccinellid predators of Aphis pomi De Geer on apple plants in Himachal Pradesh which is main apple growing state of India. Nine species of lady bird beetles were observed feeding on green apple aphid, Aphis pomi De Geer on the apple nursery plants of Mashobra locality of Shimla district and Ner Chowk locality of Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh, India. On the basis of general observations, it was found that the larvae of beetle Harmonia dimidiata (F.), are very active to feed on the nymphs of green apple aphid. Therefore, it was considered worthwhile to investigate the biology and feeding potential of this beetle on green apple aphid from biological control point of view.

关键词： Green Apple Aphid Aphis pomi De Geer coccinellid Predators Biological Control Apple Host

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