@article{icrisat4957,
           title = {Heliothis species and their larval parasitoids on sole and intercrop safflower in India.},
       publisher = {International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology, Nairobi, Kenya},
            year = {1985},
          author = {C S Pawar and V S Bhatnagar and D R Jadhav},
           pages = {701--704},
          volume = {6},
            note = {                   We are grateful to the Commonwealth
InstItute of Entomology, London for IdentJfYIllg the para?
SitOIds
},
         journal = {Insect Science and its Application},
          number = {6},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/4957/},
        abstract = {A total of 9339 larvae of Heliothis peltigera and H. armigera were collected in fields of safflower, grown alone, and safflower intercropped with sorghum, wheat, chickpeas [Cicer arietinum], cowpeas [Vigna unguiculata], lentils, linseed [flax], sunflowers or chillies [Capsicum] in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, India, in November-January 1977-83. The hymenopterous parasites Campoletis chlorideae, Enicospilus sp., Eriborus argenteopilosus and Microchelonus curvimaculatus [Chelonus curvimaculatus] and the tachinids Carcelia illota, Goniophthalmus halli, Sturmiopsis inferens and Palexorista solennis were reared from both noctuids. A greater percentage of larvae of H. armigera were parasitized in fields of safflower on its own than in those that were intercropped, and a greater percentage of larvae of this host were parasitized than of H. peltigera.}
}