Enkele Waarnemingen Over Het Actieve Verplaatsingsvermogen Van De Rhododendron-WantsStephanitis Rhododendri (Horvath)
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Summary
On account of the facts observed the following conclusions can be made:
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During windless hot afternoons (minimum temp. 21° C), the insect goes on the wings and leaves the rhododendronbushes.
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The flying-power is sufficient to enable the insect to spread over relatively great distances;
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The migration capacity of the insect makes it possible that complexes of rhododendronbushes, free from the insect, in the long run may become infected from neighbouring complexes.
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