lARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILO PARTELLUS SWINHOE IN ARTIACIAL DIET INCORPORATING DIFFERENT SORGHUM GENOTYPES

Timothy T. Epidi; K.N. Saxenal; A.M. Nourl; W. Lwandel; B.A. Okwakpam·

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Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, volume 38 issue 3 (september 2004) : 222 - 226

lARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILO PARTELLUS SWINHOE IN ARTIACIAL DIET INCORPORATING DIFFERENT SORGHUM GENOTYPES

Timothy T. Epidi, K.N. Saxenal, A.M. Nourl, W. Lwandel, B.A. Okwakpam·

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Cite article:- Epidi T. Timothy, Saxenal K.N., Nourl A.M., Lwandel W., Okwakpam· B.A. (2025). lARVAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILO PARTELLUS SWINHOE IN ARTIACIAL DIET INCORPORATING DIFFERENT SORGHUM GENOTYPES. Indian Journal of Agricultural Research. 38(3): 222 - 226. doi: .

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A study was carried out to investigate the presence of antibiosis in some sorghum genotypes. First instarChilo partellus Swinhoe (Lepidoptera; Pyralidae) larvae were reared in artificial diets incorporating the different genotypes. HYD I and IS 1044 (check) slowed down 1arvaI development and caused larval mortality. Furtherrilore, significantly fewer eggs were laid by emerging female moths raised on these genotypes.

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dogget._1970] Dogget. H. (1970). Sorghum. Longmans. London.

[2] Epidi. T.T. (1995). PhD Thesis. Rivers State University of Science and Technology. Port Harcourt. Nigeria. 187pp.

[3] Gebrekidan. B. (ed) (1982). Sorghum Improvement in Eastern Africa: Proc. Regional Workshop on Sorghum

[4] Improvement in Eastern Africa. 17-21 Oct. 1982. Nazareth and Debre Zeit. Ethiopia: Ethiopian Sorghum

[5] Improvement Project 196pp.

[6] Ingram. w.R. (1958). Bull. ent. Res.• 49: 367-383.

[7] Jotwani. M.G. and Davies. J.C. (1980). In: Biology and Breeding for Resistance to Arthropods and Pathogens in

[8] Agricultural Plants. (Harris. M.K. ed.) Texas A & MUniversity System. College Station. Texas. pp 224-228.

[9] Ochieng. R.S. et aJ. (1985). Insect Sci. Appl.. 6: 425-428.

[10] Reddy. KV.S. and Davies. J.C. (1979). Cereal Entomology Progress Report 2. International Crops Research Institute

[11] for the Semi Arid Tropics. Patancheru. India.

[12] Saxena. KN. (1990). Entomol. Exp. Appl.• 55: 91-99.

[13] Saxena. KN. (1992). AppJ. Entomol. Zool.. 27: 325-330.

[14] Seshu Reddy. KV. (1983). Insect Sci. Applic., 4(1-2): 3-10.

[15] Smith. C.M. (1980). Plant Resistance to Insects. A Fundamental Approach. John Wiley and Sons. Inc. N.Y. 286 pp.

[16] Taneja. S.L. and Leuschner. K (1985). In: Proc. Int. Entomology Workshop 15-21 July 1984. TexasA& MUniversity.

[17] College Station. Texas. USA. pp 175-188.

[18] Van Hamburg. H. (1980). J. Ent. Soc: Sth Afr., 43: 71-76.

[19] Young W.R. and Teetes. GL (1977). Ann. Rev. Ent.. 22: 193-219.

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