マメシンクイガ(Grapholitha glycinivorella MATSUMURA)の新寄主植物について

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1. It has been known that the soy-bean pod borer lives on Glycine ussuriensis (Leguminosae) in Manchuria and Sophora flavescens (Leguminosae) in Honshu as the wild host-plants, and there has been no record of a wild host-plants in Hokkaido. 2. In 1956 the authors discovered that this insect lives on the arrowroot (Pueraria lobata) in Hokkaido. 3. Arrowroot attacked by this insect grows in the mountainous land isolated from the crop-field. 4. By the field and insectary experiments, it was confirmed that the insects from the arrowroot can attack soy-bean. 5. Judging from these facts, it can be said that the arrowroot is a wild host-plant of this insect and there is a possibility of other wild host-plants belonging Leguminosae in which the pod formation periods coincide with the period of adult emergence.
日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
1958-09-01