Morphological study on Campylomma verbasci meyer-dure hemiptera: miridae, and insurance its classification as genera and specious

A new specious Campylomma verbasci was recorded in Syria that causes damage to apple fruits. A newly hatched nymph of C. verbasci collected from infested apple orchards has been reared on T.urtica which placed on apple leaf under laboratory conditions during the year 2008 to study of its morphology....

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Published inEgyptian Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. 88; no. 3; pp. 667 - 682
Main Authors Mahmalji, M.Z, Almatni, W, Alimad, N, El-Nagar, M.E
Format Journal Article
LanguageArabic
Published 2010
Subjects
ADULTE
ADULTOS
ADULTS
EXPERIMENTACION EN LABORATORIO
EXPERIMENTATION EN LABORATOIRE
FRUIT
FRUTO
GENERA
GENRE
HEMIPTERA
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INFESTACION
INFESTATION
LABORATORY EXPERIMENTATION
MALUS
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Summary:A new specious Campylomma verbasci was recorded in Syria that causes damage to apple fruits. A newly hatched nymph of C. verbasci collected from infested apple orchards has been reared on T.urtica which placed on apple leaf under laboratory conditions during the year 2008 to study of its morphology. Results showed that its development passes in five nymphal instars to reach adult stage, and we can distinguish between nymphal instsrs by wings pads which appeared in 2nd nymphal instar and covered a certain abdomen segment in the next nymphal instars, results showed also there was a significant differences p¡Ý0.05 in the following characters body s length, abdomens width, antennas length, rostrums length for nymphal and adult stages
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ISSN:1110-6336