Natural control of populations of Ormiscdes rufosignata (Lepidoptera) through a process of triple parasitoidism

Authors

  • Luis F. Capurro S. Universidad de Chile, Facultad de CC. PP. y Medicina Veterinaria
  • J. Ipinza Universidad de Chile, Facultad de CC. PP. y Medicina Veterinaria
  • J. Grumberg Universidad de Chile, Facultad de CC. PP. y Medicina Veterinaria
  • J. Solorza Universidad de Chile, Facultad de CC. PP. y Medicina Veterinaria

Keywords:

Lepidoptera, Ormiscodes rufosignata, ecology, natural control, integrated pest control

Abstract

Natural control of populations of Ormiscdes rufosignata (Lepidoptera) through a process of triple parasitoidism?

The fact that the ichneumonids Habronyx albifrons and Hyposoter niger and the tachinid Parasetigena porteri grow in some metamorphosic steps of the butterfly Ormiscodes rufosignata is interpreted as a mechanism of natural control. The role of the natural control related with the insect pests problem is discussed according to the idea that the host species and its pests set up an ecological system. It is suggested that the integrated pest control must be used instead of pesticides which contribute to the water and soil pollution and are aceumulated in the food chains.

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Published

2020-10-02

How to Cite

Capurro S., L. F., Ipinza, J., Grumberg, J., & Solorza, J. (2020). Natural control of populations of Ormiscdes rufosignata (Lepidoptera) through a process of triple parasitoidism. Acta Zoológica Lilloana, 35(2), 759–766. Retrieved from https://www.lillo.org.ar/journals/index.php/acta-zoologica-lilloana/article/view/1016
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