Influência do alimento na fecundidade, fertilidade e longevidade de Epinotia aporema (WALS.) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae).
Adults of Epinotia apo rema (Wals . ) were kept singly or paired in laboratory at 250 ± 2 oc and fed either water ora 10% honey so lution diluted in water. The total number of eggs laid by honey= - fed females was on average 18 1 . 3 , compared to 12.0 laid by those reared on a water diet . Mean percent fertility was 78.8% for eggs laid in the honey diet and 54 ,6%. for those laid by females kept on water . Similarly , adult longe vity was markedly affect ed by the ad dition of honey to the diet; male l ongevity was not a ffected when reared singly or paired, in both diets, whereas females fed on honey lived significatly more when kepts i ngly. No difference hetween the sexes was fo1md in the longevity of adults maintained on water, either when reared singly or paired. The results show that adults of E . apor ema depend on a source of sugars for reproduction and survival .
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Format: | Artigo de periódico biblioteca |
Language: | por |
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2024-05-20
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Subjects: | Epinotia apo rema, Fecundidade, Longevidade, Fertilidade, Praga de Planta, Lepidoptera, Tortricidae, |
Online Access: | http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/1164330 |
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Summary: | Adults of Epinotia apo rema (Wals . ) were kept singly or paired in laboratory at 250 ± 2 oc and fed either water ora 10% honey so lution diluted in water. The total number of eggs laid by honey= - fed females was on average 18 1 . 3 , compared to 12.0 laid by those reared on a water diet . Mean percent fertility was 78.8% for eggs laid in the honey diet and 54 ,6%. for those laid by females kept on water . Similarly , adult longe vity was markedly affect ed by the ad dition of honey to the diet; male l ongevity was not a ffected when reared singly or paired, in both diets, whereas females fed on honey lived significatly more when kepts i ngly. No difference hetween the sexes was fo1md in the longevity of adults maintained on water, either when reared singly or paired. The results show that adults of E . apor ema depend on a source of sugars for reproduction and survival . |
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