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M. T. ALINIAZEE 《Ecological Entomology》1983,8(3):241-248
ABSTRACT.
- 1 Flight of Melissopus latiferreanus (Walsinghzm), the filbertworm, was influenced by a number of environmental factors including temperature, wind, and rainfall.
- 2 Few M. latiferreanus moths were trapped in light or suction traps or found in sweep nets samples when air temperatures were above 31°C or below 15°C. Moth captures were optimum when prevailing temperature was between 21 and 26°C.
- 3 Typically moth flights began at about sunset and continued throughout the night with a peak at 22.00 hours, about an hour after sunset.
- 4 Very few moths were trapped under showery and gusty conditions when wind velocity was over 16km h?1.
- 5 More moths were captured in light traps during dark nights than on full moon nights. The pattern of captures indicated that females flew earlier than males.
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