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The identity of Chilo kanra (Fletcher) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae), a stem-borer of wild and semi-cultivated Saccharum in northern India
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 July 2009
Abstract
The identity of Chilo kanra (Fletcher), an obscure stem-borer of the wild and semi-cultivated grasses Saccharum fuscum and S. arundinaceum in northern India, is ratified on the basis of recently collected material from Bihar. A neotype is designated, and the adults and genitalia are illustrated. The species is differentiated from its congener C. partellus (Swinh.), a widely distributed pest of sugar-cane and other graminaceous crops in India and Africa. A neotype is also designated for C. saccharicola Fletcher, a stem-borer described at the same time as C. kanra and now found to be conspecific and a junior synonym.
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