Citation:

DB Reddy. 1967. The rice gall midge Pachydiplosis oryzae (Wood-Mason). Pages 457-491. In: MD Pathak and AA Muka (editors). Major Insect Pests of the Rice Plant. The Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 729 p. Chapter 26.

Keywords: Oryza sativa, Orseolia oryzae, India, China, Burma, Thailand, Vietnam, rice, damage, taxonomy, distribution, morphology, common names, crop loss assessment, alternate plant hosts, gall formation, gall morphology, bionomics, development, diapause, dormancy, fecundity, light trap, climate, planting time, rainfall, cloudy weather, crop age, field water level, fertilizer effect, nitrogen, planting method, overwintering, population dynamics, seasonal effect, mechanical control, chemical control, physical control, light traps, cultural control, host plant resistance, natural enemies, parasitoid, Platygaster oryzae, predator, Casonoides, Nabis, parasitoid efficacy