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Foliar resistance of two potato clones was tested against a Columbia Basin field population (CBFP) and a Colorado laboratory colony (COLC) of the potato tuberworm,  Phthorimaea operculella  (Zeller) (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae). The first clone was a cross of a cultivated potato,  Solanum tuberosum  L. (Solanales: Solanaceae), and a wild potato,  Solanum berthaultii  Hawkes (Q 174-2); the second clone was cv. Allegany,  S. tuberosum  L.. In no-choice assays, defoliation by  P. operculella  larvae of COLC and CBFP did not differ on Allegany and Q174-2. Larval weight and production of COLC and CBFP colonies were similarly reduced on Q174-2 compared to cv. Allegany, although larval weights and production of the CBFP population were slightly less affected by the host. Larval production by the COLC on Allegany was greater than that on Q174-2, while that of the CBFP on Allegany and Q174-2 did not differ. However, production of  P. operculella  larvae by the CBFP on Q174-2 during no-choice assays was greater than that in choice tests, indicating reduced host preference. Most of the larvae recovered from either host were fourth instars, followed by third instars. Although the levels of resistance expressed by Q174-2 potato clone to the two  P. operculella  populations differed in magnitude, nearly all of  P. operculella  performance criteria measured in this study were adversely affected by Q174-2 foliage compared to the commercial potato cultivar, cv. Allegany.

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Performance of a North American Field Population and a Laboratory Colony of the Potato Tuberworm,<i>Phthorimaea operculella</i>, on Foliage of Resistant and Susceptible Potato Clones

Performance of a North American Field Population and a Laboratory Colony of the Potato Tuberworm,Phthorimaea operculella, on Foliage of Resistant and Susceptible Potato Clones