AgroEco

Claim · #6496264

Coccinellidae (family) · biocontrol · Aleurodicus dispersus

biocontrol · effect: beneficial

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Verbatim source quote

“Lacewings and ladybird beetles attack all stages”
Source
Pests and Diseases of Agricultural Crops in the Solomon Islands - Extension Fact Sheets
Authors
Tsatsia H., Jackson G.
Publication
Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, Solomon Islands / IPPSI

AI critic verdicts

  • agroecologist · plausible

    “Coccinellids (e.g., Nephaspis) are documented predators of spiraling whitefly stages.”

  • entomologist · plausible

    “Ladybird beetles, especially Nephaspis oculatus, prey on Aleurodicus dispersus; direction correct.”

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