First
instar - hatched 24 June - Photo 26 June 2012
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Second
Instar - 29 June 2012 - Photo 29 June 2012 |
Third
Instar - 2 July 2012 - Photo 3 July 2012 |
Third
Instar - 2 July 2012 - Photo 3 July 2012 |
Third
Instar - 2 July 2012 - Photo 3 July 2012 |
#3
Third Instar 5 July 2012 - Photo 7 July 2012
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#3
Third Instar - Photo 7 July 2012 |
#3
Third Instar Photo 7 July 2012
- 11 mm 8 July 2012 |
#3 Molted to Fourth Instar 9 July
2012 |
#6 Molted to Fourth Instar - 6
July 2012 - 13 mm long and a bit
darker- photo 9 July 2012 |
#6
molted to fourth instar - 6 July 2012 - 13 mm long - photo 9 July
2012 |
#4 Prepupa 9 mm - 12 July 2012
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#4
Prepupa 9 mm - 12 July 2012 |
#4
Prepupa 9 mm - 12 July 2012 |
#4 Pupa formed 13 July < 6:30 A.M. - 8
mm long
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#4 Pupa formed 13 July < 6:30 A.M. - 8
mm long
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Ova
and Larvae that we tried to
rear on
rotting lettuce that died at second instar
Ovum
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Hatched 7 May 2012 - Photo of First
Instar on wilted lettuce - Lactuca
sativa - 8 May 2012 |
PHOTO DETAILS -
©Nicky Davis
LOCATION:
Jeff
Slotten located female 16 June 2012 on Rhus sp. Sandhills/Thunder
Roads, Moore County, North Carolina
TIME SPENT AS:
Ova: dates
not
recorded
Larvae: Hatched 24 June
2012 - Larvae were placed individually on Rhus typhina leaves in small
cello cups with misted paper towel in the bottom to help hydrate the
leaves. Cecrops #4 and #6 were larvae 18 days.
Pupae:
About 10 days
Flights: 2
Host Plant used to oviposit:
Host Plant
used to rear larvae:
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The
information on the two larvae that we tried to rear on
rotting
lettuce
LOCATION: Jeff
Slotten located female 29 April 2012 at
Withlacoochee State Forest, Citrus County, Florida and obtained ova on Rhus typhina (Staghorn
Sumac)
TIME
SPENT AS:
Ova: dates not recorded
Larvae: Hatched 7
May 2012
Second Instar 11 May 2012
These died after molting to second instar. One person reported
rearing on Lactuca sativa
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