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Overwintering behaviour of the gorse spider mite (Tetranychus lintearius) was determined both by population simulation and by following the development of cohorts of two strains of mites released in the field. The model predicted completion of one generation in Lincoln between late March and late August, which was confirmed by the field data. It predicted two generations to occur in Auckland during the same time, but low recoveries of mites from the field could not confirm this. Differences in overwintering phenology were also found between strains and are discussed with respect to the establishment of the mite in New Zealand.

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Overwintering behaviour of strains of gorse spider mite in New Zealand