Studies on Hepialid Larvae For Being Infected by Chinese

YANG Yao-xiong; YANG Da-rong; SHEN Fa-rong; DONG Da-zhi

Volume 10 Issue 3

May 1989

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YANG Yao-xiong, YANG Da-rong, SHEN Fa-rong, DONG Da-zhi. Studies on Hepialid Larvae For Being Infected by Chinese. Zoological Research, 1989, 10(3): 227-231.

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YANG Yao-xiong, YANG Da-rong, SHEN Fa-rong, DONG Da-zhi. Studies on Hepialid Larvae For Being Infected by Chinese. Zoological Research, 1989, 10(3): 227-231.

YANG Yao-xiong, YANG Da-rong, SHEN Fa-rong, DONG Da-zhi. Studies on Hepialid Larvae For Being Infected by Chinese. Zoological Research, 1989, 10(3): 227-231.

Citation:

YANG Yao-xiong, YANG Da-rong, SHEN Fa-rong, DONG Da-zhi. Studies on Hepialid Larvae For Being Infected by Chinese. Zoological Research, 1989, 10(3): 227-231.

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Studies on Hepialid Larvae For Being Infected by Chinese

Kunming Institute of Zoology Academia Sinica

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Rev Recd Date: 1900-01-01
Publish Date: 1989-08-22

Abstract

Abstract

This paper reported the suitable season and canal for the ghost moths larvae to be infected by Chinese "insect herb" fungus.The results derived from ecological observation showed that the larvae of the ghost moths were infected from the middle of July to the end of August in nature and this period is the peaks for the larvae to shed skin.The fourth and fifth instar larvae were the most suitable to be infected.And the larvae below third instar were not suitable for infection.
- Larvae of ghost moths,
- Chinese "Insect Herb" fungus,
- Infection