BIOLOGY AND DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CHERRY SCALLOP SHELL MOTH, HYDRIA PRUNIVORATA (LEPIDOPTERA: GEOMETRIDAE), IN NEW YORK

Autor:	David E. Schultz, Douglas C. Allen
Rok vydání:	1975
Předmět:	Prunus serotina Litter (animal) Larva Bark beetle biology Physiology Outbreak biology.organism_classification Lepidoptera genitalia Pupa Horticulture Structural Biology Insect Science Botany Scallop Molecular Biology Ecology Evolution Behavior and Systematics
Zdroj:	The Canadian Entomologist. 107:99-106
ISSN:	1918-3240 0008-347X
DOI:	10.4039/ent10799-1
Popis:	The cherry scallop shell moth, Hydria prunivorata (Ferguson), is a colonial feeder on black cherry, Prunus serotina Ehrh. Pupae overwinter in the litter and adult emergence occurs from May through September. Eggs are laid on the foliage in pyramidal-shaped masses 23–26 days after adult emergence. Eggs begin to hatch 4 days following oviposition and each of the four larval stages lasts 4–6 days. There is one generation per year in New York. The egg parasite Telenomus sp. is the principal mortality factor occurring in populations that have remained at outbreak levels for 2 or more years. The life stages of H. prunivorata are described and control recommendations discussed. The peach bark beetle, Phloeotribus liminaris (Harris), may kill black cherry trees that are stressed by heavy defoliation.
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