Diversity of Natural Enemies of Aphids Belonging to Aphidiinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) in India

Dey, Debjani; Akhtar, Mir Samim

doi:10.1016/s1226-8615(08)60364-7

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“…A. matricariae memiliki kisaran inang yang sangat luas dan mampu memarasit beberapa spesies kutudaun (Akhtar et al, 2011). Parasitoid tersebut juga memiliki kemampuan memarasitisasi dan daya pencar yang tinggi di daerah India, sehingga sering digunakan sebagai musuh alami kutudaun (Dey & Akhtar, 2007). Selain Braconidae, Famili Encyrtidae termasuk parasitoid yang berpotensi mengendalikan populasi Hemipteran yang bertubuh lunak seperti kutuputih dan kelompok kutu lainnya di tanaman pertanian.…”

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Insect parasitoid and ant of associated on aphids (Aphididae) colonies on plants in West Java

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Insect parasitoid and ant of associated on aphids (Aphididae) colonies on plants in West Java

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“…Ants that attend aphids belong largely to the most evolved subfamilies Myrmicinae, Formicinae and Dolichoderinae (Tizado et al, 1993). Noteworthy contributions on the natural enemies of aphids in India were made by Rao (1969), Raychaudhuri (1978), Ghorpade (1981), Ghosh and Raychaudhuri (1982), Stary and Ghosh (1983), Agarwala and Ghosh (1988), Singh et al (1999), Joshi (2005), Dey and Akthar (2007), Akthar et al (2011), Chaudhary and Singh (2012), Joshi and Sangma (2015), Bhat and Bhagat (2017), Khan et al (2017), Bhat et al (2020), Kale et al (2020) and Maji et al (2023). In India, aphid-ant association has been mainly dealt with Gadiyappanavar (1970), Roy and Behura (1980), Kurl and Misra (1980), Datta et al (1982Datta et al ( , 1983, Devi and Singh (1986), Verghese and Tandon (1987), Devi et al (1987), Devi et al (2001), Bisht et al (2002), Joshi (2005), Kataria and Kumar (2013) and Rakshan and Ahmad (2015).…”

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Exploration of natural enemy fauna of aphids and associated ant species from eastern dry zone of Karnataka, India

Chinnu,

Mulimani,

Shanas

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Purposive surveys were conducted at regular intervals in different districts of eastern dry zone of Karnataka (Zone 5) during the year 2021-22, to document the natural enemy fauna and the ant species associated with aphids. Out of 34 aphid species recorded, 16 species of aphids were preyed on by 14 species of predators belonging to Coccinellidae, Syrphidae, Hemerobiidae and Chamaemyiidae and seven species of aphids were found parasitized by eight species of parasitoids belonging to Braconidae. Predators belonging to Coccinellidae and Syrphidae were recorded more abundantly with six species in each family, preying on 12 and 10 aphid species, respectively. Among the aphid parasitoids, Aphidius spp. was the more abundant taxa. Eleven species of ants belonging to Formicinae, Myrmicinae and Dolichoderinae were found associated with 17 aphid species. Ants belonging to the genus Camponotus were found to be more abundant and associated with 10 species of aphids. A comprehensive list of predators, parasitoids and ants associated with different aphid species was put together during this study.

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“…This is byAkhtar et al (2011) literature, which states that there are many parasitoids found in aphid colonies iala A. matriciae (Aphidinae: Braconidae). A. matriciae own range of very knowledgeable and capable host parasitize aphid species Dey and Akhtar (2007). described these parasitoids' ability to parasitize and power scatter is high in the Indian area, so often used as enemy experience aphids.…”

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Inventory and Potential of Natural Enemies ( Predators and Parasitoids ) as Pest Controller in Lemon Crops in Langkat, North Sumatera

Kurniawan,

Zuliyanti Siregar

2023

Andalasian Inter. J. Entomol

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Lemons are plant horticulture fruits which kind of oranges are also known as designation citrus. The fruit shaped as a round oval, colored yellow bright, and tasteful sour or a little sweet. Other roles of insects in nature besides insect potential herbivores (phytophagous) pests, that is, as predators and parasitoids. The study aims to identify types and diversity of enemy potential natural (predators and parasitoids). as controller pests on lemon plants. The study carried out on land lemons in Namo Terasi village, Sei Bingai District, Langkat Regency. Identification insects was done in Laboratory Pests, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Sumatera Utara which held on month, March until June 2023. This study uses a purposive sampling method with 5 types, such as yellow sticky trap, red trap, black trap, blue ball trap, and net trap. Total insects identified on the lemon’s vegetation (Citrus lemon) consist of 10 Orders, 38 Families and 49 Genera, and 2308 individuals. The highest population recorded from Aphidius (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) as many as 481 individuals. The highest of Density and Relative Density from family Braconidae (D=481, RD=21.02%), whereas the lowest of Mantidae Family (D= 3, RD=0.13%). Total population were 10 types of predatory insects family, 4 types of parasitoids,16 types of herbivores and 5 types of pollinators, and 3 types of decomposers.

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Diversity of Natural Enemies of Aphids Belonging to Aphidiinae (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) in India

Cited by 5 publications

References 11 publications

Insect parasitoid and ant of associated on aphids (Aphididae) colonies on plants in West Java

Insect parasitoid and ant of associated on aphids (Aphididae) colonies on plants in West Java

Exploration of natural enemy fauna of aphids and associated ant species from eastern dry zone of Karnataka, India

Inventory and Potential of Natural Enemies ( Predators and Parasitoids ) as Pest Controller in Lemon Crops in Langkat, North Sumatera

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