野生茄属植物对灰象甲有摄食抗虫作用(鞘翅目:麻蝇科)

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Current Science Pub Date : 2023-01-10 DOI:10.18520/cs/v124/i1/63-72

B. Mala, S. Krishnamoorthy, P. Kumar, T. Singh, K. S. Shivashanakara, P. Jayanthi

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本研究旨在鉴定茄属植物对茄子害虫灰象甲的抗性来源。筋膜下棘球虱。在田间和体外条件下，对84个栽培和野生茄子基因型对灰象甲的取食偏好/非偏好进行了筛选。所有栽培基因型和5种野生基因型(苦茄子、吉洛茄;黑色茄属植物;非洲茄子;埃塞俄比亚茄(Solanum aethiopicum L.)和荷兰茄(Solanum acculeatissimum Jacq.)对灰象甲高度敏感。其他野生种，即热带苏打苹果，Solanum viarum Dunal;乳果(=奶牛的乳房);欧洲茄属植物;蟑螂莓、辣椒素;巴西龙葵，龙葵

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Wild Solanum species exhibit feeding antixenosis against ash weevil, Myllocerus subfasciatus Guerin-Meneville (Coleoptera: Curculionidae)

This study was aimed at identifying host plant resistance sources of Solanum species against the dreaded brinjal pest, ash weevil. Myllocerus subfasciatus Guerin-Mene-ville. A total of 84 brinjal genotypes (both cultivated a nd wild) were screened for feeding preference/non-pre-ference against the ash weevil under field as well as in vitro conditions. All the cultivated and five wild genotypes (bitter brinjal, Solanum gilo Raddi; black nightshade, Solanum indicum L.; African eggplant, Solanum macro-carpon L.; Ethiopian eggplant, Solanum aethiopicum L. and Dutch eggplant, Solanum acculeatissimum Jacq.) were found highly susceptible to the ash weevil. The other wild species, namely tropical soda apple, Solanum viarum Dunal; nipple fruit (= cow’s udder) Solanum mammosum L.; European nightshade, Solanum nigrum L.; cockroach berry, Solanum capsicoides Allioni; Brazilian nightshade, Solanum seaforthianum Andrews

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