OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL
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Resumo: | The genus Pouteria is the most common natural fruit tree in Goiás (Brazil) savanna and it is spread over all tropical and subtropical regions. Pouteria ramiflora is the most common and P. gardneriana often occurs in wet soil, always gathered between “cerrado” and “veredas” (another typical vegetation). Among 25 sampled towns, nine registered both Pouteria species, which fruits are very susceptible to the fruit flies. The majority of flies belonged to Anastrepha genus (99.82%) and only some to Ceratitis capitata (0.18%). From P. gardneriana it was collected Anastrepha bistrigata, A. fraterculus, A. Ieptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae A. zernyi and C. capitata. From P. ramiflora it was obtained A. fraterculus, A. leptozona, A. serpentina and A. zernyi. From larvae/puparia of Anastrepha, parasitoids were reared belonging to family Braconidae (97.70%) and Eucoilidae (2.30%). Doryctobracon areolatus and Doryctobracon sp. (probably new species) are the most common parasitoid species sampled. The fruit fly infestation indexes were 85.92 and 196.31 puparia/kg of fruit in P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora, respectively. So, these two Pouteria species may be considered natural fruit fly repositories in Goiás State (Brazil), mainly for Anastrepha. This is the first report of P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora as host of fruit flies. It is also the first record of A. leptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae and A. zernyi in the state of Goiás as well as the first record of braconid parasitoids obtained from puparia of Anastrepha in P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora. KEY-WORDS: Insecta; Sapotaceae; host plants; fruit flies; parasitoids. |
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OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZILOCORRÊNCIA E ÍNDICE DE INFESTAÇÃO DE Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHRITIADE) EM Pouteria gardneriana Radlk. E Pouteria ramiflora (Mart.) Radlk. (SAPOTACEAE), NOS CERRADOS DE GOIÁSInsectaSapotaceaehost plantsfruit fliesparasitoidsInsectamoscas-das-frutashospedeirosSapotaceaeparasitóides The genus Pouteria is the most common natural fruit tree in Goiás (Brazil) savanna and it is spread over all tropical and subtropical regions. Pouteria ramiflora is the most common and P. gardneriana often occurs in wet soil, always gathered between “cerrado” and “veredas” (another typical vegetation). Among 25 sampled towns, nine registered both Pouteria species, which fruits are very susceptible to the fruit flies. The majority of flies belonged to Anastrepha genus (99.82%) and only some to Ceratitis capitata (0.18%). From P. gardneriana it was collected Anastrepha bistrigata, A. fraterculus, A. Ieptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae A. zernyi and C. capitata. From P. ramiflora it was obtained A. fraterculus, A. leptozona, A. serpentina and A. zernyi. From larvae/puparia of Anastrepha, parasitoids were reared belonging to family Braconidae (97.70%) and Eucoilidae (2.30%). Doryctobracon areolatus and Doryctobracon sp. (probably new species) are the most common parasitoid species sampled. The fruit fly infestation indexes were 85.92 and 196.31 puparia/kg of fruit in P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora, respectively. So, these two Pouteria species may be considered natural fruit fly repositories in Goiás State (Brazil), mainly for Anastrepha. This is the first report of P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora as host of fruit flies. It is also the first record of A. leptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae and A. zernyi in the state of Goiás as well as the first record of braconid parasitoids obtained from puparia of Anastrepha in P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora. KEY-WORDS: Insecta; Sapotaceae; host plants; fruit flies; parasitoids. Dentre as frutíferas nativas dos cerrados goianos destacam-se as do gênero Pouteria, com ampla distribuição nas regiões tropicais e subtropicais de todo o mundo, sendo a P. ramiflora (curriola) a mais comum. Pouteria gardneriana (guapeva) ocorre geralmente nos solos mais úmidos, sempre agrupada na faixa de separação cerrados-veredas. Dos 25 municípios do Estado de Goiás amostrados, em nove foi registrada a ocorrência dessas duas espécies de Pouteria, cujos frutos são bastante suscetíveis ao ataque de moscas-das-frutas. Dos frutos de guapeva e curriola, emergiram adultos de Anastrepha (99,82%) e apenas alguns exemplares de Ceratitis capitata (0,18%). As espécies coletadas em P. gardneriana foram: Anastrepha bistrigata, A. fraterculus, A. leptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae, A. zernyi e C. capitata. De P. ramiflora foram obtidas: A. fraterculus, A. leptozona, A. serpentina e A. zernyi. Dos pupários de Anastrepha emergiram exemplares de parasitóides pertencentes à família Braconidae (97,70%) e Eucoilidae (2,30%). As espécies Doryctobracon areolatus e Doryctobracon sp. (provavelmente espécie nova) são os parasitóides mais comuns nas áreas amostradas. O índice de infestação das moscas-das-frutas foi de 85,92 e 196,31 pupários/kg de fruto de P. gardneriana e de P. ramiflora, respectivamente, sendo consideradas como hospedeiras naturais principalmente para Anastrepha. P. gardneriana e P. ramiflora são registradas pela primeira vez como hospedeiros de moscas-das-frutas, sendo também a primeira constatação das espécies A. leptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae e A. zernyi ocorrendo no Estado de Goiás e, também, o primeiro registro da ocorrência de parasitóides de Anastrepha em P. gardneriana e P. Ramiflora. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Insecta; moscas-das-frutas; hospedeiros; Sapotaceae; parasitóides.Escola de Agronomia - Universidade Federal de Goiás2007-12-17info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionAvaliado por paresapplication/pdfhttps://revistas.ufg.br/pat/article/view/2944Pesquisa Agropecuária Tropical [Agricultural Research in the Tropics]; v. 26, n. 2, Jul./Dec. 1996; 109-120Pesquisa Agropecuária Tropical (Agricultural Research in the Tropics); v. 26, n. 2, jul./dez. 1996; 109-120Pesquisa Agropecuária Tropical; v. 26, n. 2, jul./dez. 1996; 109-1201983-4063reponame:Pesquisa Agropecuária Tropical (Online)instname:Universidade Federal de Goiás (UFG)instacron:UFGporhttps://revistas.ufg.br/pat/article/view/2944/2991Veloso, Valquíria R. 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OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL OCORRÊNCIA E ÍNDICE DE INFESTAÇÃO DE Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHRITIADE) EM Pouteria gardneriana Radlk. E Pouteria ramiflora (Mart.) Radlk. (SAPOTACEAE), NOS CERRADOS DE GOIÁS |
title |
OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL |
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OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL Veloso, Valquíria R. S. Insecta Sapotaceae host plants fruit flies parasitoids Insecta moscas-das-frutas hospedeiros Sapotaceae parasitóides |
title_short |
OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL |
title_full |
OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL |
title_fullStr |
OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL |
title_full_unstemmed |
OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL |
title_sort |
OCCURENCE AND INFESTATION INDEXES OF Anastrepha spp. (DIP., TEPHIRITIDAE) IN Pouteria gardneriana RADLK AND Pouteria ramjflora (MART.) RADLK. (SAPOTACEAE) IN “CERRADOS” OF THE STATE OF GOIÁS, BRAZIL |
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Veloso, Valquíria R. S. |
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Veloso, Valquíria R. S. Ferreira, Gislene Auxiliadora Fernandes, Paulo Marçal Daza, Nelson Augusto Canal Zucchi, Roberto A. |
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Ferreira, Gislene Auxiliadora Fernandes, Paulo Marçal Daza, Nelson Augusto Canal Zucchi, Roberto A. |
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Veloso, Valquíria R. S. Ferreira, Gislene Auxiliadora Fernandes, Paulo Marçal Daza, Nelson Augusto Canal Zucchi, Roberto A. |
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Insecta Sapotaceae host plants fruit flies parasitoids Insecta moscas-das-frutas hospedeiros Sapotaceae parasitóides |
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Insecta Sapotaceae host plants fruit flies parasitoids Insecta moscas-das-frutas hospedeiros Sapotaceae parasitóides |
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The genus Pouteria is the most common natural fruit tree in Goiás (Brazil) savanna and it is spread over all tropical and subtropical regions. Pouteria ramiflora is the most common and P. gardneriana often occurs in wet soil, always gathered between “cerrado” and “veredas” (another typical vegetation). Among 25 sampled towns, nine registered both Pouteria species, which fruits are very susceptible to the fruit flies. The majority of flies belonged to Anastrepha genus (99.82%) and only some to Ceratitis capitata (0.18%). From P. gardneriana it was collected Anastrepha bistrigata, A. fraterculus, A. Ieptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae A. zernyi and C. capitata. From P. ramiflora it was obtained A. fraterculus, A. leptozona, A. serpentina and A. zernyi. From larvae/puparia of Anastrepha, parasitoids were reared belonging to family Braconidae (97.70%) and Eucoilidae (2.30%). Doryctobracon areolatus and Doryctobracon sp. (probably new species) are the most common parasitoid species sampled. The fruit fly infestation indexes were 85.92 and 196.31 puparia/kg of fruit in P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora, respectively. So, these two Pouteria species may be considered natural fruit fly repositories in Goiás State (Brazil), mainly for Anastrepha. This is the first report of P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora as host of fruit flies. It is also the first record of A. leptozona, A. serpentina, A. zenildae and A. zernyi in the state of Goiás as well as the first record of braconid parasitoids obtained from puparia of Anastrepha in P. gardneriana and P. ramiflora. KEY-WORDS: Insecta; Sapotaceae; host plants; fruit flies; parasitoids. |
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