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Research Project: SYSTEMATICS OF MOTHS, LEAFHOPPERS, AND TRUE BUGS OF IMPORTANCE TO AGRICULTURAL, FOREST, AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS Title: New host association for Mexican rice borer in Texas

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Submitted to: Southwestern Entomologist
Publication Type: Research Notes
Publication Acceptance Date: August 26, 2008
Publication Date: December 10, 2008
Citation: Solis, M.A., Goolsby, J. 2008. New host association for Mexican rice borer in Texas. Southwestern Entomologist. 33(3):237.

Technical Abstract: This note reports Arundo donax, giant reed or carrizo cane, as a new host association of Eoreuma loftini, the Mexican rice borer. Larvae of E. loftini were found feeding on the growing tips of A. donax canes in a nursery and in field stands along the Rio Grande in the Lower Rio Grande Valley and Laredo, Texas.

   

 
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Brown, John
McKamey, Stuart - Stu
Pogue, Michael - Mike
Solis, M
Henry, Thomas
 
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