1956
DOI: 10.1007/bf02377875
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Entomophages et maladies des insectes

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“…Some parasites move out to the periphery of an epizootic area where more hosts are available, whereas oth ers are able to complete their development in diseased host larvae and sur vive the epizootic [ It is generally assumed that insect pathogens usually do not directly at tack the insect parasites and predators of their hosts. Several insect para sites and predators have been observed developing on hosts infected with bacteria and a virus [Biliotti (17,18,19) ; Tanada (188) (217)]. On the other hand, Masera (125 ) has observed that Apanteles glomeratus (Linnaeus) is apparently capable of selecting healthy European cabbageworms from those infected with pebrine (microsporidian infection).…”
Section: Fungicides Ani) Antibioticsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Some parasites move out to the periphery of an epizootic area where more hosts are available, whereas oth ers are able to complete their development in diseased host larvae and sur vive the epizootic [ It is generally assumed that insect pathogens usually do not directly at tack the insect parasites and predators of their hosts. Several insect para sites and predators have been observed developing on hosts infected with bacteria and a virus [Biliotti (17,18,19) ; Tanada (188) (217)]. On the other hand, Masera (125 ) has observed that Apanteles glomeratus (Linnaeus) is apparently capable of selecting healthy European cabbageworms from those infected with pebrine (microsporidian infection).…”
Section: Fungicides Ani) Antibioticsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…B. thuringiensis and its close relatives have been tested against over 100 insect species, mainly Lepidoptera, many of which are highly susceptible to the bacteria [Steinhaus (168); Hall & Dunn (82)]. These bacteria have been used successfully against the oak proces sionary caterpillar, Thaumetopoea processionea (Linnaeus) [Grison & Beguin (73)] , the pine processionary caterpillar [Grison & Beguin (73)] � the fall webworm, Hyphantria cunea (Drury) [Vasiljevic (209)], the alfalfa caterpilIar [Steinhaus ( 162) ], C olias lesbia Fabricius [Faldini & Pastrana (56)], the imported cabbageworm [Tanada (188)], the European cabbageworm (20,108,111,201), the diamond back moth, Plutella maculi pennis (Curtis ) [Tanada (188); Oka (136)] , the lablab podborer, Adisura atkinsoni Moore [Majumder et al (121)] , and the hornworms, Protoparce quinquemaculata (Haworth) and Protoparce sexta (Johanssen ) [Rabb et at. (143)] .…”
Section: Use Of Pathogensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…L'effet d'un traitement dans la nature de B. thurfngiensfs contre la tordeuse verte devra &re &alu6 non seulement l'ann6e de l'application, mais 6galement les ann6es suivantes. La non-toxidt6 de B. thuring2~ensis vis&-vis des parasites et pr4dateurs entomophages assurera la survie d'une partie non n6gligeable de la faune entomophage (BILIOTTI, 1956). Par cons4quent, apr& une application efficace, il n'est pas iilusoire de supposer que le taux de parasitisme sera plus 81ev6 sur la faible population survivante, au moins en ce qui concerne les parasites qui cherchent ,,activement" leur h6te.…”
Section: N T E R P R E T a T I O N Des R E S U L T A T S D A N S Launclassified
“…Similarly. Biliotti (1956) showed that the bynenopterous para aitoid of H&He bmeeicoê L., ApantaUo gtcmmtm L. (Braconidae) can survive B, thurinffiemiS''induced death of its host if the hoat is in the last larval instar on the dn^ of treatment. The endoparaaitic life of the 4. gUmvatm is also significantly shorter in the B, tkuHngiemie" infected hosts.…”
Section: Bacterium-parasitold Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%