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[njury occurrence aiid cempensatory rcactiens of soybean to feeding of IVbzara viridula and RiPtortusclavatus wcre experimentally analyzcd in rc]ation to the density, duration of re]case and period ofrcleasc ofbugs. Severe feeding interference among individuals occurrcd on largc pocls, especially in N. viriditta. The density efiect considerably aflectcd feeding frequcncy and conscqucntly thc total feeding time. On infested plants, seed biomass decreased remarkably, whi]e the biomass of leaves, stems and rools increased with bug density, 1'hc total biemass of iniured plants was nearly equal to that on centrol (non-injured) plants. During thc carly pod growing stage, a compensatory reaction of plants to the feeding oi' bugs manifested as an increasc in pods. Iajury levels dccreased when bugs were releascd lat.er in the plant lifb cycle. The timing of feeding had a sensitive influence on soybeaa yield. Kizy zvorcis : ipjury occurrence, soybean, bugs, Alegara viridula, Riptortus clavatus

Analysis of Injury Timing and Compensatory Reaction of Soybean to Feeding of the Southern Green Stink Bug and the Bean Bug