Monthly Parasitism Rate by Tachinid Flies and Egg Allocation on the Body of Dichelops furcatus

Monthly parasitism rates and oviposition behavior of tachinid flies parasitizing Dichelops furcatus (F.) (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) adults were determined. Weekly surveys, with duration of 2 hr each, were performed during 1 yr at the National Wheat Research Center in Passo Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul, B...

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Published in:The Florida entomologist 2018-03, Vol.101 (1), p.91-96
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Abdomen
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biocontrol
Biological insect control
Control
controle biológico
Crop residues
Cylindromyia
Dichelops furcatus
Diptera
Ectophasiopsis gradata
egg incidence
Eggs
Entomology
Flies
Foodborne illnesses
Gymnoclytia
Hemiptera
incidência de ovos
Insect eggs
Laboratories
Methods
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Oviposition
oviposição
Parasitism
Parasitoids
Pentatomidae
Research facilities
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Adults
biocontrol
Biological insect control
Control
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Crop residues
Cylindromyia
Dichelops furcatus
Diptera
Ectophasiopsis gradata
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Eggs
Entomology
Flies
Foodborne illnesses
Gymnoclytia
Hemiptera
incidência de ovos
Insect eggs
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Oviposition
oviposição
Parasitism
Parasitoids
Pentatomidae
Research facilities
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Stink bugs
Tachinidae
Taxa
Wheat
Wings
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