Telenomus sp. es originario de Sara

Telenomus sp. es originario de Sarawak, Malasia. Fue introducido en Israel
para controlar Spodoptera littoralis. Se estableció con éxito sobre S. frugiperda en
Barbados y Monserret, pero fracasó su establecimiento en Trinidad y Tobago y La
Florida (USA) (Cave 1995a y Guillén 2002).
Se ha podido reproducir en laboratorios sobre huevos de Spodoptera
frugiperda y otras especies de Noctuidae. Cave (1995b) y Guillén (2002)
mencionan que en 1976 se introdujo en Nicaragua, proveniente de Trinidad y
Tobago, para el control de S. frugiperda pero falló su cría. En 1977 se introdujo
nuevamente con resultados satisfactorios, y desde esa fecha se realizan
liberaciones en varias regiones de ese país. En 1979 se introdujo en Venezuela y
a partir de 1980 se usa como controlador biológico de huevos de S. frugiperda en
ese país. En Honduras fue introducido en 1990 por el Laboratorio de Control
Biológico para Centro América, de la Escuela Agrícola Panamericana (Zamorano),
con el objetivo de producirlo masivamente y liberarlo en campos de maíz para el
control de S. frugiperda; obteniendo resultados exitosos (Cave 1995b).

結果 (英語) 1:

Telenomus sp. It is native to Sarawak, Malaysia. It was introduced in Israelto control Spodoptera littoralis. Settled successfully on S. frugiperda inBarbados and Monserret, but failed its establishment in Trinidad and Tobago and theFlorida (USA) (dig 1995a and Guillén 2002).He has failed to reproduce in laboratories on eggs of Spodopterafrugiperda and other species of Noctuidae. Cave (1995b) and Guillén (2002)They mentioned that in 1976 it introduced in Nicaragua, coming from Trinidad andTobago, for control of S. frugiperda but failed her offspring. Was introduced in 1977again with satisfactory results, and since that date are madereleases in various regions of the country. In 1979 was introduced in Venezuela andfrom 1980 is used as a biological controller of S. frugiperda eggs inthat country. In Honduras, it was introduced in 1990 by the Control LaboratoryBiological for Central America, the Pan-American agricultural school (Zamorano),aiming to mass produce it and release it in corn fields to thecontrol of S. frugiperda; obtaining successful results (Cave 1995b).

結果 (英語) 2:

Telenomus sp. It is from Sarawak, Malaysia. It was introduced in Israel
to control Spodoptera littoralis. He successfully established on S. frugiperda in
Barbados and Monserret but failed its establishment in Trinidad and Tobago and La
Florida (USA) (Cave 1995a and Guillen 2002).
It has been reproduced in the laboratory on eggs of Spodoptera
frugiperda and other species Noctuidae. Cave (1995b) and Guillen (2002)
mentioned that in 1976 was introduced in Nicaragua, from Trinidad and
Tobago, for the control of S. frugiperda but missed her calf. In 1977 he was introduced
again with satisfactory results, and since then performed
releases in several regions of the country. In 1979 he was introduced in Venezuela and
since 1980 is used as biological control of S. frugiperda eggs in
that country. In Honduras was introduced in 1990 by the Control Laboratory
for Biological Central America, the Pan American Agricultural School (Zamorano),
aiming to mass produce and release in corn fields for the
control of S. frugiperda; obtaining successful results (Cave 1995b).

結果 (英語) 3:

Telenomus sp. is a native of Sarawak, Malaysia. Was introduced in Israel and to control Spodoptera littoralis. Was successfully established on S. frugiperda in Barbados and monserret
, but failed his establishment in Trinidad and Tobago and
Florida (USA) (Cave 1995a and Guillen 2002).
has been reproduced in the Lab on eggs of Spodoptera frugiperda) and other species of Noctuidae.Cave (1995b) and Guillen (2002) mention that
is introduced in 1976 in Nicaragua from Trinidad and Tobago,
, for the control of S. frugiperda but failed his Breeding was introduced. In 1977 and again with satisfactory Results, and since that date are
releases in various regions of the country in 1979. Introduced in Venezuela.Since 1980 is used as driver of S. frugiperda Biological eggs in that country. In Honduras was introduced in 1990 by the
Biological Control Laboratory in Central America, the Pan American Agricultural School (Zamorano,
) with the aim of mass production and release in corn fields to control the
S. frugiperda; obtaining successful Results (Cave 1995b).