Article: Research from J.F. Vayssieres and co-researchers in the area of crop research described.

According to a study from Cotonou, Benin, "Fruit flies associated with mango trees were monitored in two orchards in Benin using traps baited with methyl eugenol, terpinyl acetate and Torula during 2005-2006. Population fluctuations were analysed with respect to environmental factors including air temperature, relative humidity and rainfall in relation to different mango cultivars."

"Mangoes were sampled every two weeks during the two crop years, to assess the damage Caused by these quarantine pests on ten main cultivars. Three native species of Ceratitis and a recently described new exotic species, Bactrocero invadens made up the complex of economically ...

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