Content uploaded by Pablo González-Moreno. Fall Armyworm: Impacts and Implications for Africa Evidence Note (Summary Version), September 2017 KNOWLEDGE FOR LIFE. Often done by using blacklight traps and pheromone traps. CABI have developed a poster to show the life cycle of the Fall armyworm… DO NOT MAKE USE OF UNREGISTERED MIXTURES OF DIFFERENT INSECTICIDES OR INCREASE THE DOSAGE RATES. Cereal production reusing treated water could contribute to strengthening resilience and adaptation to climate change in Cape Verde. Here we use DNA sequence data from a PEPC intron to compare USA and Old World specimens, and results indicate that S. kali subsp. A validation exercise of the global field size map revealed satisfactory agreement with control data, particularly given the relatively modest size of the field size data set used to create the map. The front pair of wings is dark gray with an irregular pattern of light and dark areas. Description and Life Cycle The life cycle is completed in about 30 days during the summer, but 60 days in the spring and autumn, and 80 to 90 days during the winter. Sustainable pest management schemes urgently need to be devised for smallholder maize systems in China and across the FAW invaded range. Here, smallholder mixed maize farmers’ perceptions of the key constraints to their farming practices are considered. Fall armyworm (FAW) (Spodoptera frugiperda) was first reported to be present in Africa in 2016. infestation. [Accessed 5 October Fall Armyworm (FAW) in Africa has the potential to cause maize yield losses in a range from 8.3 to 20.6m tonnes per annum, in the absence of any control methods, in just 12 of Africa’s maize-producing countries. Crop pests (weeds, insect pests and pathogens) are recognised worldwide as a serious challenge to agricultural production and threat to food security. Adult moths (Figure 3) are generally gray in color, with a 1½-inch wingspan and white underwings. farmers’ perception of losses specifically due to FA. • The severity of the impact on regional crop production is yet to be established. Smith), which has recently invaded the African continent, has become a new threat to cereal production. Descriptive statistics and a multivariate probit analysis were used in the In each agro-ecological zone, 50 fields were selected for investigation. The fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) is a species in the order Lepidoptera and is the larval life stage of a fall armyworm moth.The term "armyworm" can refer to several species, often describing the large-scale invasive behavior of the species' larval stage. 2017], Cereal crops: rice, maize, millet, sorghum, wheat: background paper, Macauley, H. (2015) Cereal crops: rice, maize, millet, sorghum, wheat: 2018;Shylesha et al. Results from multiple models have been combined to produce an environmental suitability index for FAW across Africa. 2018 indistinguishable strains, the corn strain (CS) and the rice strain (RS) (Pashley 1986;Vélez-Arango et al. Since then, it has become a very destructive invasive pest in sub-Saharan Africa. Channels are found to be more Management of FAW in Africa predominantly relies on synthetic insecticides, which are expensive, and negatively impact the environment and beneficial insects. Fall Armyworm: Life cycle and damage to maize In total, 11 indigenous species are accepted: A. albida, baetica, bracteolata, embergeri, heppi, hockii, fontanesii, paucinervis, pistolochia, rigida and sempervirens. It is regarded as a pest and can damage and destroy a wide variety of crops, which causes large economic damage. Those plants also have unilabiate flowers, but with a stiped utricle (A. bracteolata, A. albida, A. embergeri, A. heppii and A. hockii). Doses with high relative biological effectiveness for mutation breeding ranged from 160 gy – 275 gy. Fall armyworm can complete its life cycle within 23-27 days (from egg laying to the emergence of adult moths), when suitable temperatures and host plants are present. The fall armyworm (FAW), Spodoptera frugiperda (J.E. This article is a summary of the evidence note, which aimed to assess the potential impact of FAW in Africa if left uncontrolled, and recommend and prioritise control options. FAW attacks were more pronounced under conditions of relatively high temperatures with high evapotranspiration, which occurred in the Ruzizi Plain and late 2019 season. yield rich macro- and microfossil assemblages which improved the biostratigraphic framework and gave some important information about the palaeoenvironments. 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Research to date suggests that both strains of FAW that are found in the Americas entered Africa, perhaps as stowaways on commercial aircraft, either in cargo containers or airplane holds, before subsequent widespread dispersal by the wind. In order to achieve positive livelihood outcomes there is an urgent need for support to improve smallholder food security; this is especially important for countries with low gross domestic product. Overall, parasitism averaged 9.2% and ranged from 3.1% to 50% in 2017, and 0.8% to 33% in 2019. Historical records showed that in maize stemborer infestation could reach 60%. Another feature which makes it an incredibly successful invasive species is its ability to spread and reproduce quickly. The appearance of Fall Armyworm (FAW) (Spodoptera frugiperda) in Africa has caused much consternation: “The hungry caterpillar threatening a global food crisis”, according to a headline in the Guardian newspaper. © 2006 The Linnean Society of London, Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, 2006, 151, 219–238. emergency (Fall Armyworm outbreak) and non-emergency situations. Evidence%20Note%20September%202017.pdf [Accessed 5, https://www.theguardian.com/global-developmentprofessionals-network/2017/may/16/armyworms-the-hungrycaterpillar-threatening-a-global-food-crisis, Guardian (2017). A key issue around pesti-, frequently applied without sufficient safety precautions being, Africa fall into the mode-of-action classes to which resistance. Besides water scarcity, the Cape Verde farmers have a new insect pest problem, Spodoptera frugiperda, which cause severe economic damage in various crops such as maize, sorghum, beans and cotton [19, Fall Armyworm: Impacts and Implications for, Fall Armyworm: Impacts and Implications for Africa. We discuss possible routes of entry to Africa, of which the likeliest is adults and/or egg masses transported on direct commercial flights between the Americas and West Africa, followed by dispersal by adult flight within Africa. Fall armyworm, fall armyworm moth (Eng.) background paper. In 7-10 days, the moth emerges from the pupa and repeats the life cycle. 201 Day et al 2017 Fall Armyworm.pdf. Large quantities of frass (caterpillar poo) present. PENGENALAN FALL ARMYWORM (Spodoptera frugiperda J.E. losses based on lower and upper quartile of signicance in yield loss values for each agro-ecological zone). At present, research on FAW infestations of crops in the DR Congo remains undocumented. Once the armyworm completes feeding, in tunnels into the soil about an inch and enters the pupal stage. usage depend on several factors but have not been explored in the context of lower risk pesticides and biological pesticides. (3) A single species restricted to Somalia (A. rigida). It takes one month for the fall armyworm to complete a life cycle during summer times and two to three months in cooler temperatures. Smith) (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) has successfully invaded Africa, where it has significantly impacted maize and sorghum production. The fall armyworm (FAW) Spodoptera frugiperda (J. E. Smith) has become a global devastating pest because of its broad dispersal capacity and the high crop damages. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0165632, professionals-network/2017/may/16/armyworms-the-hungry-, caterpillar-threatening-a-global-food-crisis. The Fall Armyworm (FAW) lifecycle includes egg, 6 growth stages of caterpillar development (instars), pupa, and (adult) moth. Fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) No application of insecticide Insecticide applied if 5% - 10% damage of 3 or > on Davis scale is visible No application of insecticide Insecticide applied if 5% - 10% damage of 3 or > on Davis scale is visible Only: Insecticide applied if > 20% damage registers 3 or > on the Davis scale. Here, FAW infestations in two agro-ecological zones (Kabare and Ruzizi Plain) were compared in South-Kivu Province. These studies also showed that it is necessary to provide training to farmers and to conduct further studies to help solve present challenges. The individual map products include existing global land cover maps such as GlobCover 2005 and MODIS v.5, regional maps such as AFRICOVER and national maps from mapping agencies and other organizations. Fall Armyworm (FAW) in Africa came from several West and Central African countries early in 2016, but were initially attributed to indigenous Spodoptera spp. This infestation started significantly declining in 2016, suggesting an early arrival of FAW in Uganda. Fall armyworm is a significant agricultural pest in the United States, affecting most notably sweet corn and turf grass. You can download the paper by clicking the button above. Evidence austroafricana is native to southern Africa or to the northern hemisphere of the Old World, and further investigations in both regions are needed. This diagram illustrates the lifecycle, showing where the Fall Armyworm is usually found on maize plants at any given stage. In monetary terms losses can be high, for example, annual smallholder losses due to just five invasive species in six African countries have been estimated at US$0.9–1.1 billion. do not necessarily reflect the views of DFID. [Accessed 5 October, afdb/Documents/Events/DakAgri2015/Cereal_Crops-_Rice__. Potential losses due to weeds, animal pests and pathogens have been reported at 34%, 18% and 16%, respectively. Maize is grown across diverse agro-ecological zones in Sub-Saharan Africa, where over 208 million people depend on this crop to meet their nutritional needs, ... FAW also infests the ears, especially during large infestation causing the direct loss of grain (Buntin 2008). Female moths lay most o… 21-23 October 2015. https://www.afdb.org/fileadmin/uploads/ Conversely, 71% and 95% farmers used new, selective compounds such as emamectin benzoate and chlorfenapyr by 2020. seeds were the most common extension need. Moth. In comparison, Kabare territory and the early 2018 season were characterized by heavy rainfall. Female armyworm moths lay egg masses of fifty to several hundred eggs at night, usually on foliage or sometimes on light-colored objects (Figure 2). Fall Armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda), FAW, is an insect native to tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas. Control of FAW requires an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. It is unclear if S. kali subsp. : NOCTUIDAE) FED ON CORN AND TWO PREDOMINANT GRASESS IN TUCUMAN (ARGENTINA), Dynamics of cannibalism in equal-aged cohorts of Spodoptera frugiperda. We, therefore, conducted field surveys in Uganda in 2017 and 2019 to identify egg and larval parasitoids of FAW for possible use in integrated pest management (IPM) programs. FAW should be expected to spread throughout suitable habitats in mainland sub-Saharan Africa within the next few cropping seasons. of their effectiveness should be avoided by extensionists in emergency The estimated yield losses ranged from 8.3 to 20.6 million tons of maize in Africa, valued yearly at USD 2481-6187 million [8]. Farmers report yield losses experienced due to pests, together with control expenditure significantly affect net income whilst undermining other livelihood assets. Being an invasive pest with certain competitive advantages, the impact of FAW on other lepidopteran pests is unclear. Forewings are mottled with flecks of white, and males may have a triangular white spot near the wing tip, and another spot in the middle of the wing. Life cycle: Fall Armyworm. Palaeogeographic distribution patterns of the Bajocian ostracod Paradoxorhyncha are suggestive of a migration along the southern shores of Gondwana between Madagascar, Australia and South America. Pesticide applications, registered and recommended in Latin America. Improving water use efficiency, implementing precision irrigation could help achieve sustainable use of water resources. On the contrary, the infestations of FAW on maize at 6, 9 and 16 WAP were 89.5%, 84.7% and 86.0%, respectively, while on sorghum they were 51.0%, 56.5% and 47.0, respectively. Fall armyworm distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of many countries in the World. It does not diapause (manifestations occur non-stop throughout the year where it is endemic). • Outbreaks of Fall Armyworm have been reported in several countries in Africa • Around 330,000 hectares of staple crops, especially maize, have been affected • The remaining African countries remain at high risk. Climate change is a factual and pressing global problem affecting crop production (Mulungu and Ng'ombe 2019). Considering the already high proportion of IAS in existing pest complexes farmers are highly vulnerable to the likelihood of increased spread and establishment of new IAS, with climate change exacerbating the problem (Kroschel et al., 2014). 5). Its flower characters do not match those of the remaining African species. Access scientific knowledge from anywhere. Figure 5. Often eggs are laid in areas of the pasture with the most lush growth. The value of these potential losses is estimated at between $2,481m and $6,187m. In this regard, the intensity of the yield loss becomes a function of level and timing of infestation, pathogen levels, the growth stage of the maize crop, and the health and vigour of the maize plant (Williams et al., 2019). The latter four species are endemic to the region. The perceived short-term benefits must, as human health hazards, development of pesticide resistance. The presence of at least two distinct haplotypes within samples collected on maize in Nige-ria and São Tomé suggests multiple introductions into the African continent. austroafricana which has been collected in southern Africa. This means that fighting FAW is difficult, since most pest controls only work in the early larva stage. Sorry, preview is currently unavailable. analysis of the data. After hatching, fall armyworm larvae complete 5 to 6 growth stages within 14-22 days of hatching to reach maturity. The present study indicates a possible displacement of stemborer from maize onto sorghum. Conference on 'Feeding Africa' Dakar, Senegal, A taxonomic revision of the genus Aristolochia in Africa, Madagascar, the West African islands, the Comores and the Mascarenes is presented. should promote lower risk pest management approaches. Therefore, this first edition is meant to provide practitioners Coccygidium spp. This represents a range of 21%-53% of the annual production of maize averaged over a three year period in these countries. Regressing seedling height on gamma-ray doses estimated the lethal dose 50 for the three varieties. These products are freely available for downloading from the http://cropland.geo-wiki.org website. 2 Key messages • Fall Armyworm (FAW) in Africa has the potential to cause maize yield losses in a range from 8.3 to 20.6m tonnes per annum, in the absence of any control methods, in just 12 of Africa’s maize-producing countries. The flower is trumpet-like and bilabiate, resembling species from the Near East. Two countries (Somalia and Djibouti) have conducted surveys and not found any FAW. IPM Planning Guide 2 Fall armyworm Spodoptera frugiperda dependent upon spring weather patterns. The life cycle is completed in about 30 days during the summer, but 60 days in the spring and autumn, and 80 to 90 days during the winter. During the 2019 crop season, the same fields were investigated. Aside from their direct impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, invasive crop pests routinely trigger environmentally-disruptive actions e.g., unguided applications of synthetic pesticides. Report to DFID. (2) A group from central and East Africa as well as Madagascar and adjacent islands. As part of an intradisciplinary project which was concerned with the early rifting processes between Madagascar and East Africa, the Middle to Upper Jurassic sedimentary sequences of the Morondava Basin in Southwest Madagascar has been investigated with respect to biostratigraphy, sedimentary facies and palaeoecology. This diagram illustrates the lifecycle, showing where the Fall armyworm is usually found on maize plants at any given stage. The transgressive sedimentary sections in the Bajocian and Callovian–Oxfordian. During a growing season more stages, at the same time, will occur. investigation revealed three clades: (1) A group from northern Africa, including the West African islands (A. baetica, A. sempervirens, A. fontanesii, A. pistolochia, A. paucinervis). ral capital, through yield losses and the ability of agricultural, International trade could also be impacted by FA, be problematic for countries where export. The adult fall armyworm is an ash-gray moth with a wingspan of about 1½ inches (fig. The late 2019 season had the highest incidence (70 ± 20%) as well as the larval density (27.8 ± 19.2). We identified 13 parasitoid species belonging to three families of Hymenoptera: Platygastridae, Braconidae and Ichneumonidae, as well as one Dipteran family (Tachinidae). The fall armyworm moth has a wingspan of about 1 1/2 inches. When this dries it resembles sawdust. situations. Total annual number of FAW generations was 5.64 and 3.36 in the Ruzizi Plain and Kabare territory, respectively. This study assessed the infestation of FAW and cereal stemborers on maize and sorghum under mono-cropped systems that are adjacently placed in five districts in Uganda. The number of generations occurring in an area varies with the appearance of the dispersing adults. plant health inspectors and other stakeholders, practices, to develop tailored guidelines for farmers, • Regularlyreviewrecommendationsandpublicisechanges, • Implementapesticideresistancemanagementplan, • Documentthespeciesandimpactoflocal, equipment and follow manufacturer’s instructions, based on discussions at an international. Farmer education and community action are critical elements in the strategy to best manage FAW populations, using an integrated and ecological pest management approach. Cape Verde, which has agricultural land that is mainly rainfed, will be severely affected by climate change due to increased drought conditions. Both are critical inputs to global agricultural monitoring in the frame of GEOGLAM and will serve the global land modelling and integrated assessment community, in particular for improving land use models that require baseline cropland information. Northern Africa and Madagascar are also at risk. Identification of Lepidoptera is normally based on the markings and morphology of adults, and not on the larvae which actually cause the damage, and therefore larvae have to be reared through to adult for authoritative identification. In this study, we show how local maize growers rely primarily on pesticides for FAW management and employ these products at 3-fold higher application frequencies as compared to 2018. Cetakan I Juni 2019 viii+52 hlm. In early 2016, it was discovered in western Africa (Goergen et al. Monitoring crops is essential for timely control. The Fall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda, is a major invasive pest in Africa. © 2008-2021 ResearchGate GmbH. Chemical control options for Fall armyworm in maize Suzette Bezuidenhout and Archana Nunkumar Research & Technology 2016-17 09. The study recommends complementary in the emergency case. Semi-structured interviews with smallholder households, in addition to key informant interviews, reveal that farmers report insect pests, pathogens and weeds (collectively “pests”) as the main constraints to farm production. The pest has currently become a new invasive species in West and Central Africa where outbreaks were recorded for the first time in early 2016. Moths are active at night when they feed on nectar and deposit egg masses. www.pestoutlook.com, countries have confirmed the presence of F. uncontrolled, and recommend and prioritise control options. The determinants of agricultural extension communication channel succeeded in formalising such cooperation. Life cycle Fall armyworm can complete its life cycle within 23-27 days (from egg laying to the emergence of adult moths), when suitable temperatures and host plants are present. The genus is taxonomically challenging, and recent morphological, cytological, and molecular work has shown that an unknown taxon, previously identified as S. tragus, but recently temporarily designated as Type B, with unknown origins, exists in California and Arizona. Once mature, larvae drop to the ground, where they pupate for around 8-9 days in warmer months and 20-30 days in cooler areas. aged or used. usage in the emergency situation. 2008;Nagoshi et al. Monitoring . The UK Department for International Development (DFID) commissioned CABI to compile an evidence note, which was published by CABI in September 2017. As of August 2017, the pest has been confirmed present in 28 countries in Africa (compared to 12 in April 2017), with suspected presence in a further 9 countries. There is a role for government in monitoring, able. The different products are ranked at the national level using crowdsourced data from Geo-Wiki to create a map that reflects the likelihood of cropland. Fall armyworm adult moth The fall armyworm has four life stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Life cycle: The fall armyworm has multiple generations per year depending upon the location. Various Salsola spp. Fall Armyworm FAW, a dangerous transboundary pest native to the Americas, has been spreading rapidly to all sub-regions of Africa since 2016, causing significant damage to crops. the environment is suitable or very suitable for FA, pia, for example, could enable the pest to spread towards the. ecological zones, maize production and economic value. A total of hundred (100) fields were assessed in the 2018 crop season. Descriptions, distribution maps and a complete taxonomic synonymy are presented. following important elements are included in the framework: • Establishpestmonitoringandearlywarningsystems, testing of candidate agents from the Americas. Fall armyworm (FAW) Finally a safe, effective, affordable and sustainable solution for FAW: ... Click –>> REBEARTH-results-in-pictures.pdf. Smith) HAMA BARU PADA TANAMAN JAGUNG DI INDONESIA Nurnina Nonci Septian Hary Kalqutny HISHAR MIRSAM Amran Muis Muhammad Azrai Muhammad AQIL KEMENTERIAN PERTANIAN BADAN PENELITIAN DAN PENGEMBANGAN PERTANIAN BALAI PENELITIAN TANAMAN SEREALIA. 22–67%), and in Zambia 40% (range 25–50%). This insect overwinters in south Florida and along the extreme southern Gulf Coast. The severity of stemborers on sorghum was statistically higher than on maize, whereas the damage severity of FAW was generally higher on maize than on sorghum. The eggs hatch within 2-4 days after being laid on the lower leaf surfaces. districts and the communities with the highest reported cases of fall armyworm A single female can deposit up to 2000 eggs and there are four to five generations per year. The Upper Jurassic ostracods from the northern and eastern margin of Gondwana show a very high degree of endemism and they can be assigned to two faunal provinces in North Gondwana (Arabia, Near East, North Africa) and South Gondwana (India, Madagascar, East Africa). ... and the eggs hatches in four days. Note (2), September 2017. The back wings are white with a narrow, smoky-brown edge. days and repeats the life cycle. The incidence, level of leaf damage, and density of FAW larvae varied significantly with season and agro-ecological zone. To browse Academia.edu and the wider internet faster and more securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade your browser. Significant faunal differences between Madagascar and Tanzania suggest a physical or environmental migration barrier between Madagascar and East Africa during the Callovian to Kimmeridgian interval. Since 2016, the polyphagous fall armyworm (FAW, Spodoptera frugiperda J.E. Before any mutation breeding is initiated, radio-sensitivity tests need to be conducted to determine optimum doses for mutagenesis. Surveys were carried out during the early 2018 and late 2019 crop seasons to assess the impact of FAW on maize crops. The fall armyworm Spodoptera frugiperda is a prime noctuid pest of maize on the American continents where it has remained confined despite occasional interceptions by European quarantine services in recent years. Estimates provided by. … Content available from Yelitza Colmenarez: Content available from Pablo González-Moreno: © 2017 Research Information Ltd. All rights reserved. In this case Bt planting must also be sprayed. Intensity of damage and cavity length due to stemborer on sorghum was higher than on maize. dawn or dusk. Life Cycle. A multistage Estimated lower and upper yield and economic losses in the 12 maize-producing countries included in the study (lower and upper, is an entomologist, and has worked on a variety of invasive pests in. “dead heart”, wilting and death of the unfurled leaves. The first confirmed reports of FAW were from West Africa in early 2016. In both situations, some factors explaining the arrival of fall armyworm (FAW) in Africa has the potential to cause maize yield losses in a range from 8.3 to 20.6 milliontonnes per annum, in the absence of any control methods, in just 12 maize-producing countries. The following strategies should be implemented: • Pesticidesshouldbepurchasedfromregistereddealers, cal pesticides, priority biological pesticides for testing against, promoted. A further nine countries suspect its presence, or are awaiting official confirmation of the pest in the country. During December 2016, the first unconfirmed reports of armyworm damage to maize were received from Zambia and Zimbabwe. ; 12,7 cm x … Our work demonstrates how the FAW invasion has altered pest management regimes in Yunnan's maize crop, deepening farmers' pesticide dependency, and potentially exacerbating its burden on household budgets. Pupa. The front wings are mottled and have white or light gray spots near the tips. These include, highly hazardous (WHO Class 1b). Moths become active at twilight and feed on nectar. The first ever global field size map was produced at the same resolution as the IIASA-IFPRI cropland map based on interpolation of field size data collected via a Geo-Wiki crowdsourcing campaign. the choices of these channels varied, while others agreed. Eggs hatch into small (1 ⁄ 8 . 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