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------- "Records of L. orbonalis on non-Solanaceae host plants appear to be incidental, and the species is unlikely to complete its life cycle on these plants"
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------- Host range experiments.
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------- Adult feeding.
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------- Natural host; seems to depend on cultivar.
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------- Natural host; seems to depend on cultivar.
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------- Larval host.
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-------- Larval and adult host.
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------- feeding of adults
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------- feeding of adults
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------- Confirmed host. Reared from infested leaves collected in the field.
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------- As Beta vulgaris vulgaris.
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------- greenhouse study
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------- In experiments, cv. Ansa was found to be an excellent host.
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------- adult feeding.
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------- Confirmed host.
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------- Beta vulgaris var. saccharifera.
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------- in transmission trials, highly susceptible
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