Abstract

Diapausing adults ofC. septempunctata were collected in November from hibernation quarters in the mountains Sierra de Grazalema in southern Spain. In their progeny, the incidence of non-ovipositing females under long day of 20L∶4D and 25°C was 24%. Thus the tendency to an “obligatory” onset of diapause was much lower than in populations from central Europe and France. The progeny appeared neutral to photoperiod, as a similar low incidence of diapause was also obtained at short day of 12L∶12D and 25°C.

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