Annals of the Entomological Society of America · 1938 · 75 citations · 0 references
Life SciencesBotanyEntomologyAgricultural EntomologyInsect EcologyInsect TaxonomyCrop Pest InsectsFruit PestsInsect Life History EcologyInsect-plant InteractionsPlant-insect InteractionsSubtropical Fruit CropsAphid InfestationCitrus Fruit AnatomyCitrus FruitsEdible InsectsEntomological InvestigationFruit Borer InfestationFruit Crop PestsHorticultural Entomology
t:. (~~.1.. -S'vbt"Vt:>f'~ F~ ~ ~ ~s~{b) ~ fhe most important fig insects are those that attack the ripening and partially dried figs, and the well-dried harvested figs. These include the dried fruit beetle, Ca~ophilus hemipterus Linn. (p. 314); vinegar flies Drosophila~~ (p. 338~ the Indian meal moth, Plodia ~nterpunctella (Hbn.) {p. 385); the fig moth, Ephesti~ ~~utella Walk.~(p.405); and the dried