Effect of Host Pupae Cryogenic, Anesthesia, Parasitoid‐to‐Host Ratios to Scleroderma sichuanensis the Percentage Parasitism and Numbers of Output
Jiangwei Zheng,
Ke Li,
Wei Li
et al.
Abstract:Biological control is one of the effective means of controlling forestry burrowing pests in a low‐cost and efficient way. Scleroderma sichuanensis, an ectoparasitic wasp, exhibits significant potential in managing burrowing pests. Currently, the mealworm Tenebrio molitor pupae are mainly used to many insects large‐scale indoor breeding of diet. Therefore, this study focused on the effects of cryogenically treated the mealworm T. molitor pupae for different times and anesthesia treatment on the percentage paras… Show more
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