article · Biological Control
• Parasitism by both Chelonus species significantly extended the developmental duration of FAW larvae. • Ch . bifoveolatus suppresses host larval growth more severely during later developmental stages than Ch . formosanus. • Both parasitoids equally decrease food consumption and cannibalistic behavior in FAW larvae. • Ch . formosanus more effectively limits dispersal-related feeding damage in the field compared to Ch . bifoveolatus .
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DOI: 10.1016/j.biocontrol.2026.106071
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