resistência de soja a insetos: v. preferência para alimentação de adultos de diphaulaca viridipennis clark, 1865, em cultivares e linhagens resistance of soybean to insects: v. feeding preference of diphaulaca viridipennis clark, 1865, adults among soybean genotypes

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Abstract
Durante o ano agrícola 1983/84, em condições de casa de vegetação, estudou-se em quatro experimentos a preferência para alimentação de adultos de Diphaulaca viridipennis Clark, 1865, em dois cultivares e nove linhagens de soja. Três experimentos constituíram-se em testes tipo livre chance de escolha: no primeiro, a linhagem PI 227687 apresentou perda de área foliar menor que os demais tratamentos ('Santa Rosa', 'IAC-8', PI 171451 e PI 229358). No segundo e no terceiro experimento, em que se manteve PI 227687 e 'Santa Rosa' como, respectivamente, padrão de resistência e suscetibilidade, as linhagens comparadas (PI 274453, IAC 78-2318, IAC 79-1823, IAC 80-1177, IAC 80-596-2 e D 72-9601-1) exibiram danos foliares intermediários entre esses padrões. O quarto experimento constou de um teste sem chance de escolha envolvendo o tratamento menos danificado nos três experimentos iniciais, PI 227687, e o mais suscetível, 'Santa Rosa'; as porcentagens médias de área foliar comida não diferiram entre os dois materiais, indicando que a resistência observada na linhagem PI 227687 não se mantém sob condições de obrigatoriedade de alimentação por adultos de D. viridipennis.
The feeding preference of Diphaulaca viridipennis Clark, 1865, (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) was studied in eleven soybean genotypes, in four experiments under greenhouse conditions at Campinas, State of São Paulo, Brazil, during the summer of 1983/84. Three free-choice-type experiments were carried out. In the first, the plant introduction PI 227687 was less defoliated by D. viridipennis than the other genotypes: 'IAC 8', PI 171451, PI 229358 and 'Santa Rosa'; the latter was the most damaged. In the second and third experiments, PI 227687 and 'Santa Rosa' were utilized as resistant and susceptible checks respectively; the other six genotypes studied (PI 274453, IAC 78-2318, IAC 79-1823, IAC 80-1177, IAC 80-596-2 and D 72-9601-1) presented intermediate performance between the checks. A non-choice-type experiment was set up with the two checks, PI 227687 and 'Santa Rosa'; the percentage of leaf area eaten in both treatments was similar, indicating that the PI 227687 resistance to D. viridipennis disappears when there is obligatoriness in feeding conditions.
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Authors ;André Luiz Lourenção;Manoel Albino Coelho de Miranda
Journal revista espanola de salud publica
Year 1986
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