A GENUS AND TWO SPECIES OF INSECTS NEW FOR PUERTO RICO

A GENUS AND TWO SPECIES OF INSECTS NEW FOR PUERTO RIC

LEPTOPHARSA CONSTRICTA (CHAMPION) A NEW LACEWING BUG (TINGIDAE:HEMIPTERA) FOR PUERTO RICO

LEPTOPHARSA CONSTRICTA (CHAMPION) A NEW LACEWING BUG (TINGIDAE:HEMIPTERA) FOR PUERTO RIC

THRIPS (INSECTA: THYSANOPTERA) FROM VIEQUES ISLAND (PUERTO RICO)

THRIPS (INSECTA: THYSANOPTERA) FROM VIEQUES ISLAND (PUERTO RICO

THE COCONUT PALM BRIOPHYID MITE, ERIOPHYES GUERRERONIS (KEIFER) IN PUERTO RICO (ACARINA: ERIOPHYIDAE)

THE COCONUT PALM BRIOPHYID MITE, ERIOPHYES GUERRERONIS (KEIFER) IN PUERTO RICO (ACARINA: ERIOPHYIDAE

Luis Felipe Martorell-Dávila 1909-2001 Biografía, Patronimios y Lista de Publicaciones

Luis Felipe Martorell-Dávila 1909-2001 Biografía, Patronimios y Lista de Publicacione

NEW THRIPS RECORDS (INSECTA: THYSANOPTERA) FROM PUERTO RICO

NEW THRIPS RECORDS (INSECTA: THYSANOPTERA) FROM PUERTO RIC

Enemigos naturales de los pentatómidos de los arrozales de Puerto Rico

Parasitoids were recovered from adults and egg masses of Mormidea angustata Stal and Oebalus ypsilon-griseus (De Geer). Three parasitoid species were recovered; the species were identified as Beskia aelops Walker (Diptera:Tachinidae), Gymnoclytia sp. (Diptera:Tachinidae), Ooencyrtus submetallicus Howard (Hymenoptera :Encyrtidae).Se recobraron parasitoides de los adultos y masas de huevos de Mormidea angustata Stal y Oebalus ypsilon-griseus (De Geer). Tres especies de parasitoides se recuperaron: se identificaron como Beskia aelops Walker (Diptera: Tachinidae), Gymnoclytia sp. (Diptera: Tachinidae), Ooencyrtus submetallicus Howard (Hymenoptera: Encyrtidae)

XYLOSANDRUS COMPACTUS (EICHOFF), COLEOPTERA: SCOLYTIDAE, THE BLACK TWIG BORER ATTACKING COFFEE IN PUERTO RICO

XYLOSANDRUS COMPACTUS (EICHOFF), COLEOPTERA: SCOLYTIDAE, THE BLACK TWIG BORER ATTACKING COFFEE IN PUERTO RIC

NOTES ON INSECT PESTS OF SOURSOP (GUANABANA), ANNONA MURICATA L., AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES IN PUERTO RICO

NOTES ON INSECT PESTS OF SOURSOP (GUANABANA), ANNONA MURICATA L., AND THEIR NATURAL ENEMIES IN PUERTO RIC