Effects of `Antigua 2D-118' Resistant Corn on Fall Armyworm Feeding and Survival
Abstract
The impact of a fall armyworm resistant corn, `Antigua 2D-118', on larval numbers was measured for 3 years in field studies. The susceptible standard, `Cacahuacintle Crosses' (Cac. C) had ca. 2 times as many fall armyworms as did `Antigua 2D-118' 10 days after infestation. The resistance of `Antigua 2D-118' was expressed in fewer larvae per plant and less leaf damage than the susceptible entry for all 3 years.Downloads
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