Association between the plant family Convolvulaceae and <i>Cylas</i> weevils. Austin, D. F. In Sweet potato pest management, pages 45–57. CRC Press, 1992. abstract bibtex This chapter presents probable origins of the association between Cylas formicarius and Convolvulaceae and phytogenies for the Ipomoea sections and the tribes within the Convolvulaceae. The sweetpotato weevil, C. formicarius, has been associated for certain with the sweet potato, Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam., since the nineteenth century. C. formicarius is a arrival in the New World, having originated in the Old World. The sweet potato originated in the New World, and arrived in the Old World. This short period of association between sweet potato and C. formicarius may reflect a adaptation by the weevil. The sweet potato is the species most often associated with the weevils of the genus Cylas. All data indicate that the sweet potato originated in or near northwestern South America. Several species of Cylas weevils are considered pests of sweet potato in various parts of the world. Sweet potatoes were taken from the New World to the Old World where they became associated with the weevils.
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