Morphometric Variation in Geographic Populations of Cotton Bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera (Hübner) Occurring in South Indian Cotton Ecosystems
Morphometric characterization of twelve geographic populations of cotton bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera occurring in south Indian cotton ecosystems was done at larval, pupal and adult stages over three cropping seasons. Traits such as length and weight of larvae, pupa and length and width of the win...
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description | Morphometric characterization of twelve geographic populations of cotton bollworm,
Helicoverpa armigera occurring in south Indian cotton ecosystems was done at larval, pupal and adult stages over three cropping seasons. Traits such as length and weight of larvae, pupa and length and width of the wing, length of fore-, mid- and hind femur, male reproductive organ-length of genital capsule, valves, and ejaculatory duct, female reproductive organ-length of appendix bursae and ductus bursae at adult stage were measured across three years. Populations significantly differed for most of the traits studied. It was evident that populations from northern parts recorded higher phenotypic attributes compared to those from southern parts of south Indian cotton ecosystem. Besides larval, pupal and adult external phenotypic traits, attributes of male reproductive organ
viz., length of genital capsule, valves, and ejaculatory duct and female reproductive organ
viz., length of appendix bursae and ductus bursae differed significantly among populations. Information on population structure and differences based on morphometry would be useful in better understanding of population dynamics and management of this pest in cotton and other crops in south India. |
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