First, the countries of southern Europe, followed by southern Russia and Africa, have undergone it, and today it is the potato moth that is considered the main pest in New Zealand and Australia. It can be considered a true cosmopolitan, which has already spread to all continents of the planet.
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First, the countries of southern Europe, followed by southern Russia and Africa, have undergone it, and today it is the potato moth that is considered the main pest in New Zealand and Australia. It can be considered a true cosmopolitan, which has already spread to all continents of the planet.
Product Details
C-11704
Data sheet
- Year
- 1938
- Height
- 90
- Width
- 61
- Country
- Portugal
- Printer
- Lito Maia
- Conservation
- A
- Printing
- Lithography
- Author
- -ANONYMOUS
Description
La mariposa de la patata siempre fue una vecina natural del famoso escarabajo de Colorado. Fue en América del Sur y Central que perjudicó el tabaco y las patatas desde las antiguas civilizaciones indias y sólo comenzó a extenderse por el mundo a principios del siglo pasado.
En primer lugar, los países del sur de Europa, seguidos por el sur de Rusia y África, se sometieron a él, y hoy es la mariposa de la patata que se considera la principal plaga en Nueva Zelanda y en Australia. Puede ser considerado un verdadero cosmopolita, que ya se ha extendido por todos los continentes del planeta.
Tal aumento en la franja puede parecer particularmente sorprendente, dado que la mariposa de la patata es un insecto altamente termofílico. Se cree que sus poblaciones pueden multiplicarse de forma sostenible solamente en lugares donde la temperatura media anual no caiga por debajo de 10 ° C. En estas áreas, esta mariposa puede convertirse en un verdadero flagelo de los agricultores.
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