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The Leucoptera Leaf Miners of Coffee on Kilimanjaro. II.—Leucoptera caffeina Wshbn.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 July 2009

F. B. Notley
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A description is given of the bionomics of Leucoptera caffeina Wshbn. in the Kilimanjaro District, Tanganyika, and of the characters that distinguish it in its various stages from L. coffeella (Guér.), together with the results of population studies of the former insect and its parasites in both shaded and unshaded coffee in 1938–40.

During the 1939 outbreak, the numbers of eggs per tree, and the number of live pupae present in samples of about 100 cocoons (estimated from te number of moths and parasites emerging) showed large fluctuations. The times between peak numbers approximated to the total life-cycle, indicating that at any moment one developmental stage was dominant.

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Bulletin of Entomological Research , Volume 46 , Issue 4 , January 1956 , pp. 899 - 912
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1956

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