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The Influence of Temperature on Feeding and Oviposition and Life of Liriomyza huidobrensis Blanchard

Yueying Liu

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Maximum feeding and oviposition activities occurred at 24 ℃,maximum oviposition was 555.91,then 20 ℃,33 ℃ was near the upper threshold of oviposition for the female adult.The life of the female adult at 14 ℃ was 20 day,the longest life was 38 day at the same temperature,the life of the female adult tended to shorten with the rise of the temperature.

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Maximum feeding and oviposition activities occurred at 24 ℃,maximum oviposition was 555.91,then 20 ℃,33 ℃ was near the upper threshold of oviposition for the female adult.The life of the female adult at 14 ℃ was 20 day,the longest life was 38 day at the same temperature,the life of the female adult tended to shorten with the rise of the temperature.

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Maximum feeding and oviposition activities occurred at 24 ℃,maximum oviposition was 555.91,then 20 ℃,33 ℃ was near the upper threshold of oviposition for the female adult.The life of the female adult at 14 ℃ was 20 day,the longest life was 38 day at the same temperature,the life of the female adult tended to shorten with the rise of the temperature.

Key concepts: Biology, Animal science, Larva, Horticulture, Toxicology, Ecology

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