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Boletín De Sanidad Vegetal Plagas, ISSN: 0213-6910 BOLETÍ N DE SAN I DAD VEG ETAL VOLUMEN 32 - NÚMERO 4.2 - 2006 - 4° Trimestre SECRETARIA GHJERAL DE AGRICUITUM V ALIMENTAC16N MINISfERlO DE AGRICULTURA, PESCA Y ALIMENTACIÓN DIRECCION GENERAL DE AGRICUITURA ROLETIN PLAGAS INSTRUCCIONES A LOS AUTORES Este Boletín publica bajo la forma de artículos Te.rto: Los manuscritos deben ser redactados de los resultados de investigación científica o aplica- manera concisa y dactilogratiada de forma clara, con da en los campos de la sanidad vegetal y ciencias amplios márgenes, párrafos separados y a doble espacio, afines. Los trabajos no podrán presentarse al mis- incluidos el resumen, leyendas a las figuras y cuadros. mo tiempo para su publicación en otra revista, sin referencias y notas al pie. De forma general se tendrá en autorización del Consejo de Redacción. Esta au- cuenta eI esquema usual de presentación: Introducción. torización comportará la obligación de mencionar Material y métodos. 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F_pisir^^lws bnheatus, parasitoides Alfonso XII. 62 de pulgones. 28014 MADRID (España) BOLETÍN DE SANIDAD VEGETAL PLAGAS SUMARIO ENTOMOLOGÍA VOLUMEN 32 L. SAZO, J. E. ARAYA, P. ITURRIAGA. EfeC[O deI tÍpO de pOle q núm. 4.2 sobre la supervivencia, fertilidad y viabilidad de los huevos de 2UU6 Neoseiulus californicus (McGregor) (Acari: Phytoseiidae) en 6/9 4° Trimestre laboratorio ......................................................................................................... M. GARCÍA-MARTÍN, T. CABELLO, A. TORRES-RUIZ, M. GÁMEZ. Competencia intraespecífica en la respuesta de parasitación de Chelonus oculator Panzer ( Hymenoptera: Braconidae) ............... 625 M. M. MARTíN, T. CABELLO. Manejo de la cría del picudo rojo DIRECTOR de la palmera, Rhi^nchophoru.r ferrugineus (Olivier, 1790) Francisco Mombiela (Coleoptera, Dryophthoridae), en dieta artificial y efectos en su biometría y biología ...................................................................................... 63/ S. A. DE BoRTOLL Comunicaç5o. Aspectos biológicos de Bre- DIRECTOR ADJUNTO vicoryne brassicae (Linnaeus, 1758) (Hemiptera: Aphididae) Guillermo Artolachipi em dois genótipos de couve ....._.._.._ ......................._.............................. 643 S. A. DE BORTOLt, M. C. FERNANDES, N. M. M. S. DE ALBER- REDACTORA .IEFE GARIA, H. O. S. D6RtA. Aspectos biológicos de Bre^^icoryne Linnaeus. 1758) Hemiptera: Aphididae) em relaçáo Adela Burgos brassicae ( ( ao estado nutricional de Brassica oleracea L. var. acephnla ..... 647 CONSEJO DE REDACCIÓN P. TuR1ENZO. Larval galleries and pupal chambers of Hueque- Antonio Bello nia livida ( Germain, 1898) (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) ............ 655 Juan !. Calvo José M. ° Cobos PATOLOGÍA Pedro del Estal José García-Jiménez D. PALMERO, C. IGLESIAS, L. VARÉS, .I. SINOBAS ( ^). Determina- Concepción Jordá ción de la capacidad parasitaria de la Microbiota fúngica y de Alfredo Lacasa sus extractos acuosos en las semillas del cardo (Cynaru car- dunc•ulus L.) ...................................................................................................... 659 Cristina Noval Cándido Santiago R. E. MARTÍNEZ-RESTOY, F. DIÁNEZ, M. SANTOS, M. DE CARA, Julio C. Tello .I. FERRÁNDIZ HERNÁNDEZ, .I. C. TELLO. M1CiOb10[a fÚnglca aS0- Juan J. Tuset ciada a las podredumbres radiculares del puerro cultivado en Fernando [/arés Villena ................................................................................................................. 673 Carlos Zaragoza R. Ma NAVARRO CERRILLO, A. I. TERÁN BOCERO, M. E. SÁNCHEZ. Acción preventiva y cura[iva del fosfonato en el control de Phy- EDITOR tophthora cinnamomi Rands en encina y alcornoque ...................... 685 Centro de Publicaciones R. BEL.TRÁN, 1. ARMENGOL, J. GARCÍA-JIMÉNEZ. Estudio de pato- Agrarias, Pesqueras y genicidad a melón de hongos del suelo causantes de colapso ...... 695 Alimentarias N. GONZÁLEZ, E. VARGAS-OSUNA, A. TRAPERO. EI ESCUdetC de la aceituna I: Biología y daños en olivares de la provincia de ISSN: 0213-6910 Sevilla .................................................................................................................. 709 NIPO: 251-06-010-5 N. GONZÁLEZ, A. TRAPERO. El ESCUde[e dC la aceituna II: Depósito Legal: M-2975-1976 Carac[erización morfológica, fisiológica y patogénica del agen- Impt7me: I.G. Saljen, S.L. te causal .............................................................................................................. 723 TERAPÉUTICA M. A FARFÁN, J. C. GUERRERO, J. OLIVERO, J. IZQUIERDO, J. M. VARGns. Efecto sobre la entomofauna del olivar del tratamiento- cebo con Imidacloprid 20 LS para el control de Bactrocera oleae (Gmel.) (Diptera: Tephritidae), Mosca del Olivo ................................ 739 G. MAREGGIANt, A. GARAU. Herbivoría diferencial frente al lepidóptero especialista Phocides polybius phanias (Hespe- riidae) ............................................................................................................. 757 OTROS TEMAS M. Ru^z TORRES, A. MONTIEL BUENO. Incidencia del empleo de insecticidas piretroides sobre la presencia de acariosis (Acari- na, Eriophidae) en olivares de la provincia de Jaén ....................... 763 RECENSIÓN DE PUBLICACIONES ................................................. 773 Bol. San. Ueg. PlaRas, 32: 619-623, 2t)06 ENTOMOLOGÍA Efecto del tipo de polen sobre la supervivencia, fertilidad y viabilidad de los huevos de Neoseiulus californicus (McGregor) (Acari: Phytoseiidae) en laboratorio L. SAZO, .1. E. ARAYA, P. 1TURRIAGA Grupos de 25 Neoseiulus californicus ( McGregor) ( 8 machos y 17 hembras) prove- nientes de crianzas en bandejas con hojas de fréjol (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) infestadas con Tetranychus urticae ( Koch), criado en las mismas plantas de fréjol en invemadero, se alimentaron con polen de nabo forrajero (Brassica rapa L.), amapola de Calitiirnia (Eschscholtzia californica
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