Observaciones sobre el crisomélido Galerucella venustula defoliador del ateje (Cordia collococca)
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Galerucella venustula (Suff.) (Col.: Chrysomelidae), constituye un defoliador de Cordia collococca L. (Boraginaceae) que durante 1983 se destacó sobre árboles diseminados ampliamente en la zona de Najasa, provincia de Camaguey. Las mayores poblaciones se observaron durante los períodos de brotación de los árboles. Crías realizadas en condiciones de laboratorio dieron como resultado que el tiempo necesario para completar una generación es de 35 días como promedio. El carácter monófago de esta plaga, conjuntamente con sus características morfológicas, así como el cuadro de daños típico, permiten su correcta identificación y, consecuentemente, el empleo de los medios y métodos de control más adecuados a sus características.
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