2023
DOI: 10.4314/ijs.v25i1.2
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Accumulation and utilization of food reserves in diapause-destined pallid emperor moth, Cirina forda (westwood)

Abstract: Diapause is a complex life history strategy aimed at tolerating or circumventing stress in insects. It is accompanied by alterations in the food reserve levels to cope with the energy demand of this life stage. In the pallid emperor moth (Cirina forda), little is known about the patterns of accumulation and utilization of food reserves before and during diapause, respectively. The accumulation and utilization of food reserves in the haemolymph and the whole body of diapause-destined larvae and diapausing pupae… Show more

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