Influences of Several Insecticides on the Survival of Lysiphlebus japonicus

Gao, Junffeng; Zhu, Junyi; Yu, Kai; Ren, Wenhui

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Influences of Several Insecticides on the Survival of Lysiphlebus japonicus

Gao, Junffeng; Zhu, Junyi; Yu, Kai; Ren, Wenhui

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When pesticides are used to control soybean aphids, a fraction of larvae, pupae (mummies) and adults of Lysiphlebus japonicus survive. To understand the influence of pesticides on the development of those surviving parasitoids, we carried out toxicity experiments of pesticides commonly used in the field and surveyed the survival of parasitoids.

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Citation: Gao, Junffeng, Zhu, Junyi, Yu, Kai, Ren, Wenhui. (1993). Influences of Several Insecticides on the Survival of Lysiphlebus japonicus. Natural Enemies of Insects, 15(4), 160-161.

Journal: Natural Enemies of Insects, Volume: 15, Issue: 4, Starting Page: 160, Ending Page: 161

Date: 1993

Publisher URL: http://www.refworks.com/refshare?site=015251129867200000/RWWEB101202057/Soybean%20Aphid%20Literature%20for%20Translation&rn=18

Record URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2097/35631

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