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Spiralling whitefly Aleurodicus dispersus in Nigeria.

T. A. Akinlosotu, Louis E. N. Jackai, Nelson Neba Ntonifor, Amwar-Ul Hassan, C.W. Agyakwa, J. A. Odebiyi, Amos E. Akingbohungbe, H. W. Rossel

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The aleyrodid Aleurodicus dispersus is reported from Nigeria. The first observation was made on cassava in early 1992 at several locations in Ibadan. A survey carried out in January 1993 revealed that several genera, many of them important food and ornamental crops, are food plants of the insect.

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The aleyrodid Aleurodicus dispersus is reported from Nigeria. The first observation was made on cassava in early 1992 at several locations in Ibadan. A survey carried out in January 1993 revealed that several genera, many of them important food and ornamental crops, are food plants of the insect.

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The aleyrodid Aleurodicus dispersus is reported from Nigeria. The first observation was made on cassava in early 1992 at several locations in Ibadan. A survey carried out in January 1993 revealed that several genera, many of them important food and ornamental crops, are food plants of the insect.

Key concepts: Whitefly, Biology, Botany, Toxicology

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