Susceptibility of seeds and flour from local wheat cultivars to Tribolium castaneum infestation in storage
Nes Lale, Babangida Modu
Abstract
Nes Lale, Babangida Modu
Abstract
Abstract Adult survival and progeny development of T. castaneum in whole and broken grains and whole and polished flour derived from ten local cultivars of wheat varied. Survival of parental adult beetles was significantly lower in whole than in broken grains or flour. Progeny development was greater in broken than in whole grains and in polished than in whole flour. Copyright © 2003 Whurr Publishers Ltd
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Abstract Adult survival and progeny development of T. castaneum in whole and broken grains and whole and polished flour derived from ten local cultivars of wheat varied. Survival of parental adult beetles was significantly lower in whole than in broken grains or flour. Progeny development was greater in broken than in whole grains and in polished than in whole flour. Copyright © 2003 Whurr Publishers Ltd
Key concepts: Whole grains, Cultivar, Infestation, Whole wheat, Biology, Wheat flour, Horticulture, Agronomy