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Neoschongastia americana: life cycle in the laboratory.

When the life cycle of a chigger, Neoschongastia americana (Hirst), was studied in the laboratory at 32°C, male mites developed from larvae to sexually mature adults faster than females. Males spent less than 25 days in the nymphal stage; females normally spent over 26 days as nymphs. Parthenogenesis did not occur in females isolated for up to 129 days.