Influence of Taxonomic Diversity on Host Plant Preference of Different Species of Bemisia

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Studies on influence of taxonomic diversity on host plant preference of different species of Bemisia revealed that out of 42 species of it, B. afer was the prominent one with a host range of 67 plants, exhibiting polyphagous nature. Except 5 all the Bemisia species feed predominantly on plants belonging to Lignosae in dicotyledons. Twenty one Bemisia species manifested monophagy, i.e., 18, 2 and 3 in Lignosae, Herbaceae and monocotyledons , respectively. Host preference across the Bemisia species revealed that they prefer dicotyledons with special affinity to Lignosae . In monocotyledons , host species tended to align with Corolliferae and Glumiflorae and none in Calyciferae .

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(2015). Influence of Taxonomic Diversity on Host Plant Preference of Different Species of Bemisia. International Journal of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, 3(2), 50-63. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-388778