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The ovipositional responsc of the stem-borer CZcilo Partellus (SwiNHoE) to diflbrent susceptible and resistant maize genotypes has been compared by a number of workers (DuRBEy and SARup, 1982, AMpoFo, ln press; KuMAR and SAxENA, in press). According te DuRBEy and SARup (1982), the susceptibie and resistant maize genotypes examined do not difler from one another in eliciting oviposition by the moths in the fields. On the other hand, AMpoFo (in press) and KvMAR and SAxENA (in press) report difllerences in egg-laying by the insect on susceptible and resistant genotypes. On the basis of this information, we have undertaken a study on the role of chemical and mechanical plant characters in determining oviposition by C. Partetlus on susceptible and resistant maize genotypes. In order to determine the role of chemical characters of plants, it is neces-

Oviposition by Chilo partellus (SWINHOE) in Relation to Its Mating, Diurnal Cycle and Certain Non-Plant Surfaces