<i>Stethobaroides nudiventris</i>
            (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), the Curculionid Cause of Petal Wilting on the
            <i>Catasetum integerrimum</i>
            Orchid

Morales-Báez, Marisol; Fiallos, Felipe Rafael Garcés; Bello, D. E.; Cadena, Marleny; Fernández, Alejandro Rivera; Trigos, Ángel

doi:10.1093/aesa/saw057

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“…The participants also reported beetles (Coleoptera), since many species of these groups are harmful to orchid crops, causing economic losses (WIELKOPOLAN; OBRĘPALSKA-STĘPLOWSKA, 2016). Beetle pests of orchids encompass S. nudiventris, belong to the family Curculionidae (MORALES-BÁEZ et al, 2016).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Orchidists’ profile, management and perception of the main pests in orchid cultivation

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This study investigated the profile of orchidists, their cultivation practices, and their knowledge about pests in orchid cultivation in the state of Bahia. There were applied 74 questionnaires to producers (amateurs and commercials) in 23 municipalities. The data were submitted to univariate statistics using the chi-square test, the Mann-Whitney U-test and the Kruskal-Wallis H-test. The survey shows that orchid cultivation is mostly practiced by women (67.6%) and those with higher education (48.7%). Most respondents were amateurs (87.8%). Insects (39.9%) and diseases (32.5%) were the main organisms associated with phytosanitary problems. The presence of insects was reported to occur mainly in the leaves (47%), mainly mealybugs (46.3%). Correspondence was significant between commercial and amateur groups according to the pairwise Mann-Whitney U-test (1) = 370.04 and p < 0.01. The Kruskal-Wallis H-test (27) = 924.78 and p < 0.01 discriminated categories between the groups. Despite the growing interest in orchid cultivation in the state of Bahia, most orchidists are amateurs. The study warns about the risk of pest dispersion between crops since exchanging plants and purchasing specimens in open markets are common practices.

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“…Similarly, the beetle Stethobaroides nudiventris Champion, 1908 (Curculionidae) was reported in Mexico to cause damage to Catasetum integerrimum (Orchidaceae) (MORALES-BÁEZ et al, 2016) and mites of the genus Brevipalpus were also identified in Costa Rica causing damage to Grammatophyllum scriptum (Orchidaceae) (PIEDRA; GUEVARA, 2020).…”

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Orchidists’ profile, management and perception of the main pests in orchid cultivation

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“…For the state of Jalisco, the species reported as harmful are Aphis spiraecola Patch., Macrosiphum luteum (Buckton), Toxoptera aurantii (B. de F.), and Diaspis sp. (González et al, 2012), and in Veracruz and Tamaulipas the beetle Stethobaroides nudiventris Champion has been recorded (Morales et al, 2016;Rosas et al, 2020). The objective of this study is to record six species of invertebrates that damage orchids in gardens in the western area of the state of Tabasco.…”

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Phytophagous invertebrates that damage orchids in gardens of western Tabasco, Mexico

SOTO¹,

Ballona²

2022

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Objective: To record six species of invertebrates that damage orchids in gardens in the western area of the state of Tabasco, Mexico. Methodology: As part of the project "Fauna associated with plants cultivated in the south-southeast region of Mexico", non-systematic collections of invertebrates that were observed damaging orchids were made in three gardens in the western part of the state of Tabasco. The invertebrates were identified through descriptions and taxonomic keys. Results: Four species of insects of the order Coleoptera and two species of mollusks of the class Gastropoda are recorded. The insects are: (1) Diabrotica adelpha Harold (Chrysomelidae), (2) Stethobaris sp. (Curculionidae), (3) Cyclocephala guttata Bates (Scarabaeidae), these three damaging flowers of Brassavola nodosa (L.) Lindley; and (4) Stethobaroides nudiventris Champion (Curculionidae) damaging flowers of Catasetum integerrimum Hook. The mollusks are (1) Subulina octona (Bruguière) (Subulinidae) scraping leaves of Gongora leucochila Lem., Phalaenopsis sp. and C. integerrimum, and (2) Sarasinula plebeia (P.Fischer) (Veronicellidae) damaging leaves of C. integerrimum. Study limitations: It was not possible to specifically identify one of the insect species (Stethobaris sp.) and one of the damaged orchid species (Phalaenopsis sp). Conclusions: This study contributes to the knowledge of invertebrates that damage orchids in Mexico, and is a basis for future studies to determine the impact and importance of these organisms in the conservation and cultivation of orchids in this area of Tabasco.

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“…This development stage is less than 50 percent of the time required by most of the not deciduous taxa orchids (Benzing et al, 1982). This species lives in Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Mexico (Morales-Báez et al, 2016). C. integerrimum is an ornamental plant whose flowers are very showy and attractive that produce a fragrance compound by pinene (32.52%) and carvone oxide (46.21%) (del Mazo Cancino & Damon, 2007).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…C. integerrimum is an ornamental plant whose flowers are very showy and attractive that produce a fragrance compound by pinene (32.52%) and carvone oxide (46.21%) (del Mazo Cancino & Damon, 2007). It is often collected, resulting in a decrease in the population of their natural habitat (Morales-Báez et al, 2016). This over-exploitation generates a loss of their population.…”

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Germinación asimbiótica, conservación ex situ e in vitro regeneración de plantas de Catasetum integerrimum Hook

Puc¹,

Cool²

2022

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Podopterus mexicanus Humb. & Bonpl. Polygonaceae. "Rompe capa". Árboles o arbustos de 1.5-6.0 m de altura, ramas con espina terminal, braquiblastos, hojas fasciculadas, flores blancas a verdosas en fascículos, y frutos cubiertos por el perianto externo que forma alas delgadas y largamente decurrentes hacia el pedicelo. Crece en bosques tropicales caducifolios y bosques espinosos, sobre suelo rocoso negro derivado de rocas ígneas. En elevaciones de 550-760 m. Florece de abril a mayo y fructifica de junio a septiembre.

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Stethobaroides nudiventris (Coleoptera: Curculionidae), the Curculionid Cause of Petal Wilting on the Catasetum integerrimum Orchid

Cited by 5 publications

References 2 publications

Orchidists’ profile, management and perception of the main pests in orchid cultivation

Orchidists’ profile, management and perception of the main pests in orchid cultivation

Phytophagous invertebrates that damage orchids in gardens of western Tabasco, Mexico

Germinación asimbiótica, conservación ex situ e in vitro regeneración de plantas de Catasetum integerrimum Hook

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