Mango

Question 1

Oecophylla smaragdina

Answer 1

Ants

Question 2

Ant infestation are encouraged by

Answer 2

Mealy bugs, scale insects

Question 3

Doesnt harm the tree or fruit but bites the farmers inflicting stings

Answer 3

Oecophylla smaragdina

Question 4

Lygocoris pabulinus

Answer 4

Capsid bug

Question 5

Adult insext look like small rice bug, bugs stay in wild vegetation
And is nocturnal, feeds on developing fruits

Answer 5

Lygocoris pabulinus

Question 6

Excretes toxic materials that produce brown spots

(Aka kurikong saksakwalis armalite)

Answer 6

Lygocoris pabulinus

Question 7

Alternate hosts: cashew, cacao, guava

Answer 7

Lygocoris pabulinus

Question 8

Ceratitis cosyra

Answer 8

Mango fruit fly

Question 9

Body is similar in size of a house fly

Answer 9

Mango fruit fly

Question 10

Damage on the fruits starts during egg laying, after 4-5 days
Produces soft brownish spots
With liquid ooze

Answer 10

Ceratitis cosyra

Question 11

Alternate hosts: guava jack fruit papaya santol

Answer 11

Ceratitis cosyra

Question 12

Mango cecid fly

Answer 12

Procontarinia mangivora

Question 13

Small delicate fly, long legs
Maggots are yellow

Answer 13

Procontarinia mangivora

Question 14

Adult stays in vegetation
While larvaes are in fruits

Answer 14

Procontarinia mangivora

Question 15

Larvaes causes gall formation around leaves and sunken spot on fruit

Answer 15

Procontarinia mangivora

Question 16

Mango leafhopper

Answer 16

Amritodus
atkinsoni

Question 17

wedged shaped insects which are grayish green or brown

Nymphs are wingless,
Hides underneath the leaves
Main stalk of pannicle

Answer 17

Amritodus atkinsoni

Question 18

Sucks plant saps resulting in withering and fall of individual flowers
High infestations produces honeydew

Answer 18

Mango leafhopper

Question 19

MANGO PULP WEEVIL

Answer 19

Sternochetus
frigidus

Question 20

Hard bodied, 6mm long
Due to its color it cannot be seen easily

Answer 20

Sternochetus frigidus

Question 21

Feeds on the mango flesh inside the fruit

Answer 21

Sternochetus frigidus

Question 22

Only found in southern palawan
But because of its destructive nature the island is on quarantine

Mangoes from this island is not allowed outside the province

Answer 22

Sternochetus frigidus

Question 23

Damage is not visible externally
But inside the fruit is discolored pulp and tunnels due to larva feeding

Answer 23

Sternochetus frigidus

Question 24

Mango seed borer

Answer 24

Deanolis albizonalis

Question 25

Adult mango seed borer 16mm long Larva is white with red intervals

Answer 25

Deanolis albizonalis

Question 26

Larva enters through the apex or narrow tip of the fruit Feeds on the seed and flesh The apex bursts when the seed is eaten

Answer 26

Deanolis albizonalis

Question 27

Mango thrips

Answer 27

Scirtothrips dorsalis

Question 28

Slender-bodied 4 mm long Have 4 long narrow fringed wings

Answer 28

Scirtothrips dorsalis

Question 29

Attacks the flower and sucks the. Plant sap, damage can extend to fruit resulting in scabby appearance called chico chico

Answer 29

Scirthothrips dorsalis

Question 30

"Chico chico" Apparance

Answer 30

scirtothrips dorsalis

Question 31

Sub holometabolous life cycle

Answer 31

Mango thrips

Question 32

Kurikong, saksak walis

Answer 32

Capsid bug

Question 33

Drosicha mangifera

Answer 33

Mealy bugs

Question 34

Small 2 mm long white cottony Male have wing female wingless

Answer 34

Drosicha mangifera

Question 35

Usually found in flushes flowers and fruit

Answer 35

Mealy bugs

Question 36

Have symbiotic relationshipwith red ants

Answer 36

Drosicha mangiferae

Question 37

Honeydew promotes the growth of

Answer 37

Soothy molds

Question 38

Mango tip borer

Answer 38

Penicillaria jocosatrix

Question 39

8 mm long Serious pest of flowrs and shoots

Answer 39

Penicillaria jocosatrix

Question 40

Destroys flowers from bud emergence to elongation Larva feeds on inner tissues

Answer 40

Penicillaria jocosatrix

Question 41

The affected shoots wilt and terminal parts die while the affected panicles split-open and gradually shed off the flowers.

Answer 41

Penicillaria jocosatrix

Question 42

Hemiptera coccidae

Answer 42

Scale insect

Question 43

Twig cutter

Answer 43

Callimetopus capito

Question 43

1 mm long Scale like orhanism

Answer 43

Scale insect

Question 44

High population causes the leaves to turn black

Answer 44

Scale insect

Question 44

18mm found in the twigs Feeds on woody tissue

Answer 44

Callimetopous capito