New Pest Response Guidelines - aphis - US Department of Agriculture
New Pest Response Guidelines - aphis - US Department of Agriculture
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<strong>Pest</strong> Information<br />
Adult<br />
Adult lifespan is approximately one week. Reports <strong>of</strong> adult lifespan vary<br />
depending on the region. In Hunan, the average moth life span is 7.5 days in<br />
the overwintering generation, 7 days in the first generation, and 8 days in the<br />
second generation. In Guangxi, the average life span is 8 days in the<br />
overwintering generation and 7 days in other generations (CABI, 2011b).<br />
Egg<br />
Under average temperatures <strong>of</strong> 28°C, the egg stage is about 8 days; decreases<br />
in temperature to average 25°C will increase the egg stage to between 9 and 11<br />
days. At 30°C, egg development is a shorter duration <strong>of</strong> about 6 days (CABI,<br />
2011b; Hou, 1987; Peng, 1959).<br />
Larva<br />
Larval development time can be greatly extended by diapause but also varies<br />
with the number <strong>of</strong> generations and region. At 28°C, the larvae stage lasts<br />
about 32 days, which shortens as the average daily temperature increase to<br />
about 26 days at 30°C (Peng, 1959). The diapause period is controlled by day<br />
length, but the photoperiod response is also compensated by temperature. The<br />
diapause period can last approximately 20 days in Guangdong, 90 days in<br />
Hunan, and 120 days in Henan province The reported larvae lifespan is greater<br />
than 45 days and less than 65 days, although this range is highly dependent on<br />
the region and generation number (CABI, 2011b).<br />
Pupa<br />
In northern parts <strong>of</strong> its range through China, the pupal stage lasts 21 days in the<br />
overwintering generation, 16 days in the first generation, and 13 days in the<br />
second generation. In southern China, the pupal stage lasts 16 days in the<br />
overwintering generation and from 12 to 17 days depending on which<br />
generation is developing (CABI, 2011b).<br />
Dendrolimus sibiricus<br />
In their native range in Russia, optimal development <strong>of</strong> the moth is found in<br />
areas with growing-degree days above 5ºC (GGD5) between 950 and 1350 and<br />
annual moisture index values (AMI) between 1.3 and 3.0 and, outbreaks are<br />
more prevalent in areas with GGD5 between 1110 and 1250 and, AMI between<br />
2.0 and 2.5 (Baranchikov et al., 2009). In Europe, areas that map with these<br />
values are found above latitude 54-56ºN (Baranchikov et al., 2009).<br />
Adult<br />
<strong>New</strong>ly emerged SSM females will lay eggs for 7-10 days. Average lifespan <strong>of</strong><br />
mated females is 9 days and that <strong>of</strong> unmated females is 13 days (Liu and Shih,<br />
1957).<br />
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