Student Symposium: Alternatives to Chemical Control of Insects: Neargyractis Slossonalis (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae, Nymphulinae): Larval Description and Biological Notes
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The mature larva of Neargyractis slossonalis (Dyar) is described and illustrated. Larvae of this southeastern United States species live among submerged roots of plants growing in or along streams and lakes. Larvae ingest young roots, but may also feed on periphyton. Pupation occurs under water among the roots.Downloads
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