Growth and development of Amrasca biguttula biguttula Ishida (Homoptera, Cicadellidae) during different seasons on okra
B. Subba, N. Chaudhuri, S. K. Senapati
Abstract
B. Subba, N. Chaudhuri, S. K. Senapati
Abstract
The influence of three seasons namely pre-kharif (Feb-May), kharif (May-Aug) and post-kharif (Aug-Nov) on the biology of jassid on okra under natural climatic conditions revealed that the developmental periods showed differences over seasons. The total nymphal period was longest in post-kharif (8.90±0.91days) followed pre-kharif (7.15±0.75 days) and the shortest during kharif (6.60±0.52 days). The longest total life span was observed in post-kharif (38.29±2.79) followed by pre-kharif (34.90±1.47 days) and shortest during kharif (33.75±1.89 days). Maximum eggs was laid in post-kharif (18.70±2.45 eggs/ female), followed by the pre-kharif (17.20±1.62 eggs/ female) and least in kharif (16.20±1.55 eggs/ female).
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The influence of three seasons namely pre-kharif (Feb-May), kharif (May-Aug) and post-kharif (Aug-Nov) on the biology of jassid on okra under natural climatic conditions revealed that the developmental periods showed differences over seasons. The total nymphal period was longest in post-kharif (8.90±0.91days) followed pre-kharif (7.15±0.75 days) and the shortest during kharif (6.60±0.52 days). The longest total life span was observed in post-kharif (38.29±2.79) followed by pre-kharif (34.90±1.47 days) and shortest during kharif (33.75±1.89 days). Maximum eggs was laid in post-kharif (18.70±2.45 eggs/ female), followed by the pre-kharif (17.20±1.62 eggs/ female) and least in kharif (16.20±1.55 eggs/ female).
Key concepts: Kharif crop, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Toxicology, Animal science, Medicine, Agronomy, Crop