gilvifrons (Mulsant) is the most common species, especially around Tehran. Female
predators have the highest feeding rate on adult mites and larvae had the lowest
feeding rate, especially on mite eggs (Kheradpir et al. 2006). The highest values of
r m (0.240 day
À1 ) and net reproductive rate (59.27 females/female/generation time)
of S. gilvifrons on T. urticae on bean were reported at temperature of 35
C. The
temperature greatly affected fecundity, survivorship and life table parameters of
S. gilvifrons, and that 35
C is a suitable temperature for population growth of this
predator (Taghizadeh et al. 2008) (Table 15.3).
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