Table 2.
Duration of instars (days) |
Survival (%) |
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Food amount |
Food amount |
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Instars | Low | Medium | High | Low | Medium | High |
L1 |
11.5a1 |
12a2 |
8.5a2 |
67.5a1 |
84.0a2 |
96.5a3 |
L2 |
7.2b1 |
7.5a1 |
6.0b1 |
55.0b1 |
68.5b2 |
94.5b3 |
L3 |
11.0b1 |
6.7a12 |
5.5b2 |
38.5c1 |
57.5c2 |
89.0c3 |
L4 |
8.5b1 |
13.0b2 |
8.7a3 |
21.5d1 |
42.0d2 |
77.0d3 |
L5 | 1.9c1 | 1.8c1 | 1.8c1 | 13.0e 1 | 33.0e2 | 52,5e3 |
One way Anova on ranks (Kruskal-Wallis) and Student-Newman-Keuls (comparisons); n=6; Different letters indicates significant differences (P<0,05) for the same column. Different numbers indicates significant differences (P<0.05) for the same line. L1 – L4 corresponds to the four larval instars and the pupal to L5; See Table 1 for food amounts supplied to each instar.