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vhytlimic pattern of moveinent, i.e., feeding and mevement on feeding plants at night and hiding them undcr the soil during the day through the 5th and 6th larval instars. Mihen infected with cithcr E. auiicae or PsNPV, the pattern of the movement was disturbed: the lamJae crawled out from the soil even during the day and died ncar the top of the feeding plant, The syrnptoms first appeared two te three days and two days befbre thc dcath in E. aulicaeand i'sNPV-infcczed larvac, respective]y. in the case of E. aulicae-in{'ected larvae, a fTequent vertical migration vv'as obscrved during this peried. Kop, ze/orcts: abnormal bchavior, Pseorduletia saparata, nuclcar poiyhedrosis virus, EntomoPhaga aulicae, pathogens

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Abnormal Behavior of the Common Armyworm Pseudaletia separata(WALKER)(Lepidoptera:Noctuidae)Larvae Infected with an Entomogenous Fungus, Entomophaga aulicae and a Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus