Inventario de plagas forestales en Cuba (1977-1978)
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Se informa sobre 26 insectos que constituyen plagas forestales. Los mismos en diferentes grados, causan daños en los viveros, las plantaciones o las semillas almacenadas. Se informa una nueva especie (Neodiprion cubensis sp. N.), encontrada en la meseta de Nipe, provincia de Holguín, sobre Pinus cubensis y una nueva subespecie (Neodiprion merkeli maestrensis subesp. N.), que ocasiona grandes daños a Pinus maestrensis (P. occidentalis) en la Sierra Maestra, provincia de Santiago de Cuba y de Granma. Se ofrecen nuevas informaciones sobre insectos que han sido citados anteriormente; los defoliadores Phyllophaga spp., plaga de P. caribaea y P. tropicalis, así como Atta insularis que ataca a coníferas y latifolias; los taladradores de los brotes y de la madera Dioryctria horneana, plaga de Pinus spp., e Hypsipyla grandella, plaga de las meliáceas.
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