Catopsilia pyranthe; HYMENOPTERAN-PARASITES; Apanteles, Charops & Trichogramma; Prevalence; PREDATORS-; Recorded; GUJARAT-; Anand; Predators & hymenopteran parasites recorded Apanteles; Charops obtusus; Trichogramma chilonis; LEPIDOPTERAN-HOSTS; Catopsilia pyranthe; GUJARAT-; Anand; Prevalence, lepidopteran host The seasonal abundance of the pierid Catopsilia pyranthe in fields of Senna and negro coffee (Cassia occidentalis), and natural enemies associated with the pest, is described from studies conducted in Gujarat, India, during the rainy and winter seasons of 1983-84 and 1984-85. The majority of C. pyranthe eggs were parasitized by the trichogrammatid Trichogramma chilonis on both host plants. Larvae were parasitized by the ichneumonid Charops obtusus and braconids (Apanteles spp.) which accounted for a maximum of 31.25 and 28.57% parasitism, resp. The chrysopid Chrysopa scelestes (Brinckochrysa scelestes] and insectivorous birds (Passer domesticus indicus and Acridotheres tristis) also preyed on larvae. none