シロイチモジマダラメイガおよびマメシンクイガの分布・発生に関する研究

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  • Studies on the Distribution and Abundance of the Lima Bean Pod Borer, <i>Etiella zinckenella</i> TREITSCHKE, and the Soy Bean Pod Borer, <i>Grapholitha glycinivorella</i> MATSUMURA
  • シロイチモジマダラメイガ オヨビ マメシンクイガ ノ ブンプ ハッセイ ニ カンスル ケンキュウ 3
  • III. On the Distribution of the Two Species in Japan
  • 第3報 本邦における両種の分布

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In the previous papers we discussed the geographical distribution of the two species, E. zinckenella and G. glycinivorella in Kanto-Tosan district of the country. The northern limit of distribution of E. zinckenella is indicated by an annual mean temperature of 11∼12°C and the abundant area more than 14°C. On the other hand, G. glycinivorella is found throughout the district, and the abundant area is pointed out as diluvial light soil zone.<br>In the present paper I made a further survey of the geographical distribution of the species throughout the country. The results obtained are summarized as follows.<br>E. zinckenella distributes in warmer regions of the world, and is generally. found in the tropical, subtropical and temperate zones. In Japan, it isfound in Kyushu, Shikoku, Chugoku, Tokai-Kinki, Kanto-Tosan, Hokuriku and partially the sea side area of the southern Tohoku district, but not found in cooler region of the country such as northern Tohoku and Hokkaido (Fig. 1).<br>As indicators of the northern limit of distribution, I suggest the following factors according to the Fig. 3:<br>(1) Annual mean temperature 11.5∼12.5°C.<br>(2) Mean temperature of warmer season (from May to October) 18.5∼19.5°C.<br>In Japan the applicability of the two indicators are nearly equal, but the latter will be more applicable in north China.<br>G. glycinivorella is found throughout the frigid, subfrigid and temperate zones of Far East. In Japan it is abundant in cooler regions such asHokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto-Tosan, Hokuriku and San-In districts, but it is not so abundant in warmer regions, i.e. Tokai-Kinki, San-Yo and Shikoku districts. In Kyushu district, southern part of the country, the species is rare in general, and not found in any island far south Kyushu (Fig. 3). It may be said that the southern limit of distribution of the species exists between Kyushu and Tanegashima Island.<br>As mentioned above, E. zinckenella is recognized as a typical southern species, while G. glycinivorella is a northern one. The two species, however, are commonly found in many districts of the country, from southern Tohoku to Kyushu. The abundance of the species is nearly equal in the central region of Japan such as Kanto, Tokai-Kinki, San-Yo and Shikoku districts.

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