English Title: Personal Authors: Hu JiAng, Li YiLong, Yang Fu, Zheng RunLan, Chen ShuQiong
Author Affiliation: Kunming Station of Forest Pests Control and Quarantine, Kunming 650223, China.
Editors: No editors
Document Title : Journal of Northeast Forestry University, 2004 (Vol. 32) (No. 4) 31-32
Abstract:
Coscinesthes salicis is a dangerous insect pest of some fast-growing and high-yielding forests tree species such as poplar (Populus) and willow (Salix). Biochemical analysis showed that the protein contents of the larvae and pupae of C. salicis were 43.95 and 40.14%, respectively, while the respective fat contents were 45.98 and 34.80%. There were 16 kinds of amino acids in the larvae and pupae of C. salicis, and 7 of them are important for human nutrition. Moreover, abundant contents of K, P, Mg, Fe, Cu, Ca, S, Zn and Mn were also found in the larvae and pupae. It is concluded that C. salicis is a very useful natural insect resource having great potential to be exploited.
Publisher: Northeast Forestry University
About CAB Abstracts
CAB Abstracts is a unique and informative resource covering everything from Agriculture to Entomology to Public Health. In April 2006 we published our 5 millionth abstract, making it the largest and most comprehensive abstracts database in its field.
There are numerous records and resources related to this abstract in the CAB Abstracts database. At this time, your institution does not subscribe to CAB Direct so you cannot access them. To find out more about this exciting resource, and how to subscribe, please click here.
About CABI
Established in 1910, CABI is a not for profit organisation, owned by over 40 Member Countries. Through partnership with these countries and our international network of people, we address local needs worldwide. Our activities encompass scientific publishing, research and communication, and our aim is to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and its application to real life.
We publish CAB Abstracts, a world-leading bibliographic database covering agriculture, environment, public health and nutrition, animal and plant sciences and tourism. We also publish multimedia compendia, books, journals and internet resources – bringing the most up to date scientific information right to researchers’ fingertips.
Our People
At the heart of CABI’s success are the people who make it happen. We have over 300 staff working from 10 locations around the world, all of them experts in their field. From publishing specialists, microbiologists, ecologists to pathologists, we have the expertise to make a difference.
Established in 1910, CABI is a not for profit organisation, owned by over 40 Member Countries. Through partnership with these countries and our international network of people, we address local needs worldwide. Our activities encompass scientific publishing, research and communication, and our aim is to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and its application to real life.
We publish CAB Abstracts, a world-leading bibliographic database covering agriculture, environment, public health and nutrition, animal and plant sciences and tourism. We also publish multimedia compendia, books, journals and internet resources – bringing the most up to date scientific information right to researchers’ fingertips.
Our People
At the heart of CABI’s success are the people who make it happen. We have over 300 staff working from 10 locations around the world, all of them experts in their field. From publishing specialists, microbiologists, ecologists to pathologists, we have the expertise to make a difference.