Annotated Bibliography of Diamondback Moth - part

General
0095. McNaughton, I. it., and R. F. Thow. 1972. Swedes and
turnips. Field Crop Abstr. 25:1-12.
This review art i cI on swedes and turnips includes
notes on their insect pests, the damage caused by them and
their control. They comprise the aphids tro , icoryu e brassicae
( L. ) and Afyzus persicac (Sulz.), the ee idomy i id Contalrinia
nisturtii (Kier'.), the weevi Is (eutorhy'nchus ploluros'ti -
ma (Marsham), C. quadridens (Panz.) and C. assimilis (Payk.),
the anthomyiids Itv!emvayv ( Ario.ischia) hrssic.n (Bch.) and 11.
floralis (Fall.), the alticids, Phvlotr to undultta Kutsch.
and P). cevi-orurm ( I,. , the hydroph i I i ds le lophorus porcu-1us
Bede I anld It. ruf'ipos {Bosc) ( rug'osus 0t. ) , lep idopterous lar-
Vile PierIs .;pp. , AXI-ot is sege:t 1111 (Sch i ff. ), Milmestrg brassi­
('no (1,.) and Plutolla xylost(,la (L.) C and leatherjackets
( i, ul, I s pp. . RA U I
0096. Med i n Gaud, S. and J . Gareci a Tuduri . 1977. New arthropod
rec:otds for Puerto Rico. J. Agric. Univ. P. R.
61:409 ,112.
'rIe 19 sp cies of' arthropods here recorded For tIhe
ficst time from Puerto Rico include a species of Schizotetra­
1V(1h uS th at is probably un (escribed, ic l t( on r i c e foliage;
'et ran.vchus evnsi Raker & Pritchardi attacking the
Ieaves o f tomat o and k i IIi ng the p Ian Ls; lhe I ' a rca Iui (id i Ca u--
Iophi lus or vzar? ((;ylh. ) reared from seeds of' avocado; a speci
e.; of Leucop is of tilie group of L. 1ll) i!utictl Zet t . preying
on Aphis citricolt v. d. G(o. (spirnoecola? Patch); Coroplastes
rubens Mask . , col lected on the leaves of various plants includinir
manko and avocado; C7occus moostus De Lotto from mllan1go
leaves; 5iuisset i tneglocta Re Lot to from stems and branches
of p igeo n pea ( Cajanus catinn); Piorinin t'iorinjiao (Tar g.
from the leaves of' avocado; a pairas it e of the genus Trichoprig
reared from guava fruits infested with Anastropha s.uspensit
( Lw. ) ; and l)idegmii n si,-,11 is (Cress. ) reared from pupae
of Plutola ,x.vlos te/n (,. ) on cabbage. [ RAE
0097. Mi (:filo i I ov Do i i iikov , A. 1911' . A few words o;n the pests
iin t Ihe o r c ha rds o r C ita ra 1)a Ii. Orch a rd, Marifet -6Jor(len, and
Bachiza. No. 7:471 t172. in Riiussian).
'he f'o I I ow it g pes t s are reco rdle d i rt hre or cha rds and
market go rd f-as of the vi I l-ag (of I ('harbti I i : ltyI'onomutia malino
IIus Ze II. , So'st of, the pupae of' which were parasitised,
ani d Ku)roc't is chrv.'sorrho., L,., ocrcurred span i ngly. C.VdCitia
ptomonell ,I,. was the chief pest in the vi lage, some orchards
ha vi n g one . lIi rrd ofr tie i r crop des t royed by i t. Rucosmig
( Tmotocer ) ocollina F. did a considerable amount of damage,
Irror-e so I han in the prev ious year. )ther pest s were, the
beetles, Polyplvl I t a lh Pal las, g erera ly injuririg apple
t rees , Ihy io s ourgt s Sop., dtIl ig ing f rrom 5 to 40% of
t le r r ui t , Cassira f'orruirine Goeze, an d An tho)omus ponorurn
L. ; a bug, T'ingis piri Geoff'r. , chiefly on app[,I trees; rind a
scale-insect, lepidosphcs ulmi I,. (Mytilaspis pomorum, Bouche).
In market gardens the fol lowing pests of" cabbages were
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