Influence of high temperature on the Apanteles flavipes (Cameron) in parasitizing the maize borer, child pargellus (Swin

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Anand, Pawan Kumar

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T 633.159.79 A 47I

Summary: The mortality of the parasite increased with the increase in temperature from 30 to 350C and it was more at lower levels of relative humidity (45%) than that at higher level (75%). Moreover. mortality of the adult parasites increased with an increase in t

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The mortality of the parasite increased with the increase in temperature from 30 to 350C and it was more at lower levels of relative humidity (45%) than that at higher level (75%). Moreover. mortality of the adult parasites increased with an increase in t

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