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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Acrosternum hilare"”.
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Biological control agents of soybean insect pests in the Tidewater area of Virginia
… agent which attacked the green stinkbug, <u>Acrosternum hilare</u> (Say). Host and habitdt preferences of the fly suggested the presence of two strains in Virginia. Distribution of the fly was very uneven. Fungal disease was found to be an important control agent of many (larval) Lepidoptera. …
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Behavior of and Crop Injury Induced by Native and Exotic Stink Bugs in Mid-Atlantic Soybean
… Results showed that Euschistus servus Say and Acrosternum hilare Say adults or nymphs did not cause different levels of injury to soybean seed quality or effects on yield. Both A. hilare and the introduced Halyomorpha halys StÃ¥l injured soybean seed in a similar fashion at threshold-level …
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Stink bug egg studies in southeastern Virginia: parasitoid survey, and susceptibility and chorion permeability to insecticides
… eggs parasitized, respectively, followed by Acrosternum hilare (Say), with nearly half of all individual eggs parasitized. The most common parasitoid was Telenomus podisi Ashmead (Hymenoptera: Scelionidae). Laboratory egg-dip bioassays and field applications of acephate, lambda-cyhalothrin, …
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Species survey, monitoring and management of economically important stink bug species in eastern Virginia
… Seven stink bug species were identified. Acrosternum hilare (Say) and Euschistus servus (Say) were the most common. Two sampling methods, the sweep net and the beat sheet, were assessed in soybean and cotton. There was less variability with the sweep net method compared to the beat sheet …