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Cydia kamijoi: A, adult, male; B, adult, female; C, head; D, male genitalia; E, female genitalia. <scale bar: 1 mm>.

Cydia kamijoi: A, adult, male; B, adult, female; C, head; D, male genitalia; E, female genitalia. <scale bar: 1 mm>.

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In the present study, we report two lepidopteran pests and their damage on the cones of Abies koreana E. H. Wilson from Mt. Halla, Jeju, South Korea: Cydia kamijoi Oku and Dioryctria abietella (Denis & Schiffermüller). The former is new to Korea, and the latter is well known as an insect pest on cones of various coniferous trees. Larvae of these sp...

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... kept several damaged cones without dissection, and six individuals of two moth species emerged from them between late August and early September 2014. Four of them were identified as Cydia kamijoi (Oku Adult (Figure 5AeC). Wingspan. ...
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... genitalia ( Figure 5D). Tegumen relatively narrow and rounded at top. ...
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... genitalia ( Figure 5E). Papillae anales slender, and some- what long. ...

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... however, the seedworms have decidedly different hosts and life cycles. Seedworms are found primarily on pine, spruce and fir and are widely distributed across North America and Eurasia (Cibrián-Tovar et al. 1986;Yates 1986;Shin et al. 2018). The adults have a 10-20 mm wingspan; forewings are, with some exceptions, metallic gray with distinct silver crossbands. ...
... There appears to be a difference in the pheromone components between North American and Swedish populations, suggesting that the two populations may be separate species (Wang et al. 2010;Svensson et al. 2012). Several species are pests of conifers in Asia (Shin et al. 2018). ...
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The insects that feed on reproductive structures of forest trees are not only economically important, they are fascinating examples of the ability of insects to adapt to and exploit the many niches available in forest ecosystems. Cones, fruits, seeds, nuts, catkins and pollen are rich food sources available to insect herbivores. These reproductive structures are qualitatively and quantitatively different from vegetative parts of the tree, in terms of food quality, spatial and temporal distribution, and plant protective strategies. In this chapter we will explore types of reproductive structure herbivory, nutritive value and host defenses, insect strategies and community structure, evolutionary consequences for the host, and implications for management.
... Hallasan has declined by 15.2% in 10 years since 2006; according to a survey conducted in 2017-2018, the incidence of dead trees was 28.2% [8,15]. Additionally, it has become difficult to regenerate the natural A. koreana forest because of damage to pinecones caused by insect pests and climate change in the habitat [16,17]. Therefore, appropriate restoration and conservation measures are urgently needed to preserve and maintain the stability of the declining A. koreana population on Mt. ...
... Hallasan has declined by 15.2% in 10 years since 2006; according to a survey conducted in 2017-2018, the incidence of dead trees was 28.2% [8,15]. Additionally, it has become difficult to regenerate the natural A. koreana forest because of damage to pinecones caused by insect pests and climate change in the habitat [16,17]. Therefore, appropriate restoration and conservation measures are urgently needed to preserve and maintain the stability of the declining A. koreana population on Mt. ...
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The restoration of damaged or disrupted forests with genetically appropriate restoration planting material that can adapt to future environmental conditions will ensure the conservation of forest genetic resources. Abies koreana is endemic to the Republic of Korea, with declining populations under current environmental changes. In this study, we examined the genetic diversity of its largest population growing on Mt. Hallasan to determine the sampling size of planting material from the population that will ensure 95% coverage of alleles in the population. We evaluated the genetic diversity and spatial genetic structure of three subpopulations of A. koreana on Mt. Hallasan. A total of 456 samples were evaluated using 10 microsatellites. The observed heterozygosity and expected heterozygosity were 0.538 and 0.614 at the population level, respectively. The differences among the subpopulations accounted for 4% of the total variance. Intervals between individuals of the sample to be extracted were based on the two-target distance (5 and 10 m) inferred from the spatial genetic structure. Through random sampling methods considering the target distance, we showed that genetic diversity can be captured by obtaining at least 35 individuals in the population of A. koreana on Mt. Hallasan.
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