OAR@ICRISATEffect of Host Age and Intercropping on Parasitization of Clavigralla gibbosa Eggs by Gryon spV RBhagwatauthorS J AAriënsauthorT GShanowerauthorLaboratory studies showed that females of Gryon sp. successfully oviposited in eggs of Clavigralla gibbosa which were less than 3 days old. The effect of intercropping on parasitization of eggs of C. gibbosa was studied in a pigeon pea/cotton intercrop during 1994 in Patancheru, Andhra Pradesh, India. Pigeon pea cv. ICPL 87119 was either intercropped with 2 cotton cvs. (NHH 44 and PA 32) or was grown alone. A significantly greater percentage of eggs of C. gibbosa was parasitized in the sole pigeon pea crop than in either cotton intercrop.PigeonpeaPlant Virology1994International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid TropicsArticle

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