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Fig 1.

Female of Sericinus montelus.

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Fig 2.

Male of Sericinus montelus.

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Xiaolongshan Forest and the distribution of Sericinusmontelus.

Green: forest, red dots: site of Sericinusmontelus. ArcGIS 10.2 for Desktop, (Version):10.2.1. URL link: http://www.esri.com.

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Fig 4.

Contour map and geographic setting of habitat patches of Sericinus montelus in Gaoqiao village.

Blue: suitable habitat patches, Green: forest. Light yellow: agricultural area. ArcGIS 10.2 for Desktop, (Version:10.2.1); URL link: http://www.esri.com.

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Table 1.

Life history of Sericinus montelus.

Time: 2006–2007 Place: Gaoqiao Forestry Farm.

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Eggs of Sericinus montelus.

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Mature larva of Sericinus montelus.

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Table 2.

Stage-specific life table of the three generations of Sericinus montelus in 2006, Gaoqiao village.

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Table 3.

Time-specific life table (non-continuous; i.e. each stage is regarded as a new starting point) of three generations of Sericinus montelus in 2007 in Gaoqiao Village.

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Fig 7.

Key factor analysis from life table data of Sericinus montelus.

K1: natural enemies, K2: hatching/eclosion failure, K3: human activity, K4: pathogens and insolation, K5: death in pupation. x-axis: 1:Egg stage of first generation, 2. First 3 larval instars of first generation, 3: 4th and 5th larval instar of first generation, 4. Egg stage of second generation, 5. First 3 larval instars of second generation, 6. 4th and 5th larval instar of second generation, 7. Egg stage of third generation, 8. First 3 larval instars of third generation.

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Table 4.

Comparison of egg and larval mortalities (in %) averaged across 6 generations (Gaoqiao Village).

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Table 5.

Average mortality of eggs and larvae in different generations (%).

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Fig 8.

Stage-wise Survival curve of Sericinus montelus.

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Table 6.

Distribution of host plants and larvae of Sericinus montelus on agricultural land (Aug. 2005; Gaoqiao Forestry Farm).

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