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When larvae of the Akita strain Cbivoltine, 390N) of ChlDrops oewzae MATsuMuRA wcre rcared on rice-plant seedlings younger than thc 4 Ieafstage under LDI2: 12 or 14: lO, most pupated 25 days after hatching. Under long day conditions (LD 15 : 9), by contrast, most larvae failed to pupate and rernained in thc fiist or second larval stage 25 days aftcr hatching when reared on 7-leafistage se dlings. On the other hand, Iarvae ef the Aichi strain (nivoltine, 350N) rearcd on rice secdlings of the 5 leaf stage or younger grew fast under both shert and long days. Larval development was delayed under an intermediate day (ID 14 : lO). This suppression oflarv/al devclopment in the Aichi strain became more marked as the rice plants aged. These results suggest that Iarval development in the first generation of the

Effects of Photoperiod and Age of Rice Plant on Larval Development in Two Geographic Ecotypes of Chlorops oryzae MATSUMURA (Diptera: Chloropidae)