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1972-05-01

El Gorgojo del Tamarindo, Caryedon Serratus (Olivier

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Gorgojo, Caryedon serratus, Gonagra, Plaga. (es)

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  • Raúl Vélez Angel
El Caryedon serratus fue descrito en 1790. Se le ha conocido también con los nombres de Caryedon fuscus (Bedel) y C. gonagra (F.). Constituye una plaga grave del maní o cacahuete (Arachis hypogea) en Africa Senegal, Nigeria, Uganda y Gambia) en donde lo ataca (con o sin cáscara) durante el secado del grano, bien que esté en campo abierto o en depósitos.

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