Ecological Studies of the Mulberry Scale (Pseudaulacaspis pentagona TARGIONI TOZZETTI) on the Tea Plant
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The life-history and the habit of the mulberry scale were studied. This species has come to inflict severe damage on the tea plant after the II War. It is polyphagous, attacking tea, mulberry, peach, pear, plum, kaki, cherry and other 22 species of plants.<BR>Normally 3 generations were repeated in a year, sometimes 4 generations observed in the laboratory. The female overwintered in adult and laid eggs in May. One female laid 50-100 eggs. 174 in maximum. The eggs in respective generations hatched out in May, July, and September-October, after 1-2-weeks' incubation. It took about for 5-6 weeks in one generation.<BR>The hatching happened in eaeh plucking season, this coincidence made the distribution of the nymphs wider.<BR>The mass production of this insect was tested with potato and squash, better results were obtained with squash than potato.
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