2014
DOI: 10.1080/09583157.2014.919376
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Prey preference and consumption capacity ofNephus arcuatus(Coleoptera: Coccinellidae): the influence of prey stage, prey size and feeding experience

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“…In contrast, N. arcuatus is the most abundant predator in orchards from spring to fall and often controls N. viridis in citrus orchards (personal observation). Zarghami et al [11] studied the effect of temperature on the population growth and life table parameters of N. arcuatus as a predator of N. viridis and noted that N. arcuatus could develop at a wide range of temperatures (20-35 ∘ C), with an optimal temperature of 30 ∘ C. They reported that when N. arcuatus was provided with two prey species (N. viridis and P. citri), prey stage, prey size, and previous feeding experience had no effect on prey selection by this predator [12]. Moreover, N. arcuatus is considered to be the most effective predator of other mealybugs including Maconellicoccus hirsutus (Green) and Phenacoccus solenopsis Tinsley due to its large populations and extended periods of activity, especially during the hot summer months [26,27].…”
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“…In contrast, N. arcuatus is the most abundant predator in orchards from spring to fall and often controls N. viridis in citrus orchards (personal observation). Zarghami et al [11] studied the effect of temperature on the population growth and life table parameters of N. arcuatus as a predator of N. viridis and noted that N. arcuatus could develop at a wide range of temperatures (20-35 ∘ C), with an optimal temperature of 30 ∘ C. They reported that when N. arcuatus was provided with two prey species (N. viridis and P. citri), prey stage, prey size, and previous feeding experience had no effect on prey selection by this predator [12]. Moreover, N. arcuatus is considered to be the most effective predator of other mealybugs including Maconellicoccus hirsutus (Green) and Phenacoccus solenopsis Tinsley due to its large populations and extended periods of activity, especially during the hot summer months [26,27].…”
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“…This small coccinellid occurs widely and abundantly in citrus orchards in Dezful, southwestern Iran (personal observation). Recent investigations on the biology and consumption capacity of this predator confirm its potential for the control of N. viridis in the citrus orchards [11,12]. However, more studies are needed to develop this predator within a successful biological management programme.…”
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“…N. includens'in 4. dönem larvası en fazla unlubitin yumurta dönemini tercih etmiştir. Zarghami et al (2014), Nephus arcuatus'un ergin dönemdeki bireylerinin tüketim kapasitesini P. citri'nin yumurta, I. nimf ve ergin dönemlerinde incelemiş, ergin avcının P. citri'nin yumurta dönemini ergin dönemine göre, 1. nimf dönemini yumurta dönemine göre daha fazla tükettiğini belirtmişlerdir. Wahyuningsih et al (2019) yaptıkları çalışmada, papaya unlubiti Paracoccus marginatus ile beslenen C. montrouzieri'nin dördüncü dönem larvalarının en fazla P. marginatus yumurta dönemini tükettiğini, C. montrouzieri erginleri kadar larvalarının da papaya unlubitinin diğer dönemlerine kıyasla yumurta ve 1. nimf dönemini tercih ettiğini ortaya koymuşlardır.…”
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“…Wahyuningsih et al (2019) yaptıkları çalışmada, papaya unlubiti Paracoccus marginatus ile beslenen C. montrouzieri'nin dördüncü dönem larvalarının en fazla P. marginatus yumurta dönemini tükettiğini, C. montrouzieri erginleri kadar larvalarının da papaya unlubitinin diğer dönemlerine kıyasla yumurta ve 1. nimf dönemini tercih ettiğini ortaya koymuşlardır. Elde ettiğimiz sonuçlara göre, ergin dönemdeki N. includens'in, asma unlubitinin en fazla 1. nimf dönemini tercih ettiği belirlenmiş olup, Zarghami et al (2014) ile benzer bir sonuç ortaya çıkmıştır.…”
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“…And, information about the prey stage preference of predatory mites is helpful for evaluations of their potential to control of pests. So, many previous researches have also focused on the preystage preference of different species of predator (Burnett 1971, Carrillo and Pena 2012, Croft and McMurtry 1972, Kasap 2010, Opit et al 1997, Prasad 1967, van Maanen and Janssen 2008, Xu and Enkegaard 2010, Zarghami et al 2014. In investigations conducted using T. urticae as prey, Blackwood et al (2001) tested N. californicus for prey stage preferences between eggs and larvae of T. urticae.…”
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