貯蔵ショウガを加害するショウガクロバネキノコバエについて

概要

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The stored rhizomes of ginger, Zingiber Mioga ROSCOE, are attacked by the larvae of two sciarid pests, Psilosciara flammulinae SASAKAWA (1983) and Phytosciara zingiberis SASAKAWA, n. sp. in Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyushu. The latter new pest has become especially troublesome in many storages year by year. About 16 per cent of total rhizomes stored was infested during the period from November to May, 1982-1983. The damage in the storage seemed to be caused by the rhizomes which were laid the eggs by the females or mined the larvae before or at the harvest in the field. At the end of storage period the damaged rhizomes became sponge-like with remains of fibre. During the storage period it seemed to be able to pass through two to three generations (thermal constant throughout the immature stage was 270.2 day-degrees).
日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
1985-08-25