Oi, D.H.
Relationship of fruit ripeness to infestation in 'sharwil' avocados by the mediterranean fruit fly and the oriental fruit fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) - Annapolis, Maryland Entomological Society of America 1989 - 5 páginas 1 ilustración, 2 tablas - Journal of Economic Entomology (EUA) número 2 Abril páginas 556-560 volumen 82 .
Contiene 24 referencias bibliográficas en las páginas 559-560.
Harvested and unharvested 'Sharwil' avocados, Persea americana Mill., were individually exposed to gravid females of Mediterranean fruit fly, ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann), or Oriental fruit fly, Dacus dorsalis Hendel. Infestations of 0-30 percent were obtained from avocados exposed at 0-2 postharvest; infestations of 66.7-100 percent at 3-7 d postharvest. Percent infestations of 15.8 and 4.8 percent were obtained from unharvested avocados exposed to C. capitata and D. dorsalis, respectively. Mean puparial recoveries ranged from 0 to 4.8 puparia per exposed fruit from the unharvested avocados and avocados exposed at 0-2 d postharvest, and recoveries ranged from 7.7 to 135.5 from avocados exposed at 3-7 post-harvest. The hard avocado skin seemed to provide a physical barrier which resulted in lower infestations of both fruit fly species in unharvested avocados, and in avocados that were within 3 d postharvest.
0022-0493
PERSEA AMERICANA
CERATITIS CAPITATA
DACUS DORSALIS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DAÑOS
INFESTACION
FISIOLOGIA POSTCOSECHA
MADURAMIENTO
ARBOLES FRUTALES
AGUACATE
FRUIT TREES
AVOCADO
Relationship of fruit ripeness to infestation in 'sharwil' avocados by the mediterranean fruit fly and the oriental fruit fly (Diptera: Tephritidae) - Annapolis, Maryland Entomological Society of America 1989 - 5 páginas 1 ilustración, 2 tablas - Journal of Economic Entomology (EUA) número 2 Abril páginas 556-560 volumen 82 .
Contiene 24 referencias bibliográficas en las páginas 559-560.
Harvested and unharvested 'Sharwil' avocados, Persea americana Mill., were individually exposed to gravid females of Mediterranean fruit fly, ceratitis capitata (Wiedemann), or Oriental fruit fly, Dacus dorsalis Hendel. Infestations of 0-30 percent were obtained from avocados exposed at 0-2 postharvest; infestations of 66.7-100 percent at 3-7 d postharvest. Percent infestations of 15.8 and 4.8 percent were obtained from unharvested avocados exposed to C. capitata and D. dorsalis, respectively. Mean puparial recoveries ranged from 0 to 4.8 puparia per exposed fruit from the unharvested avocados and avocados exposed at 0-2 d postharvest, and recoveries ranged from 7.7 to 135.5 from avocados exposed at 3-7 post-harvest. The hard avocado skin seemed to provide a physical barrier which resulted in lower infestations of both fruit fly species in unharvested avocados, and in avocados that were within 3 d postharvest.
0022-0493
PERSEA AMERICANA
CERATITIS CAPITATA
DACUS DORSALIS
PLAGAS DE PLANTAS
DAÑOS
INFESTACION
FISIOLOGIA POSTCOSECHA
MADURAMIENTO
ARBOLES FRUTALES
AGUACATE
FRUIT TREES
AVOCADO