Biological and Morphological study on some of the Spring Webworm, Ocnogyna loewii, in some southern regions around the of El-Bayda city - Libya.
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Webworm, Ocnoygna loewii, El-Beida, Libya
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This study was conducted in the Laboratory of Plant Protection Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Omar Al-Mukhtar University, El-Bayda - Libya. The insect under study was identified Ocnogyna loewii Zeller 1846 belonging to the Arctiinae family Arctiidae order Lepidoptera. The immature stages ( larval stages and the pupal stage) and the adult stage Both males and females, and this described based on the Morphological characters the length of the body and the shape of the antennae, the color of the wings and its layout furthermore to other characteristics. In addition to determining the development of growth stages inclucled (Imm and immature).
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