Method for breeding exorista japonica townsend by using argyrogramma agnate as intermediate host
A technology of silver print moth and parasitic fly chasing, which is applied in animal husbandry and other fields, can solve the problems of unpublished reports, annual parasitism of parasitic flies, and release at any time, so as to reduce pesticide residues, save manpower and material resources, and reduce the use of Effect
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[0018] Utilization of silver print of the present invention is the concrete steps of the method for the intermediate host breeding Japanese chasing fly:
[0019] (1) Feeding the intermediate host silver leaf moth
[0020] Collect the healthy larvae of silver print moth from the wild, under the condition of room temperature 25 ℃, relative humidity 75%-90%, light condition L:D=16:8, raise with the artificial feed that the market buys, larva lasts 10 -15 days, 6-9 days in the pupal stage, 11-15 days in the adult stage;
[0021] (2) Breeding of fly source
[0022] Collect the silver leafworm larvae that have been parasitized by the japonica parasite from the wild, and also raise them to pupation according to the conditions of the above-mentioned (1) step, collect the pupa of the japanese chasing fly near its pupa, collect the fly pupae and put them away Put into the insect cage, after the adult emerges, put into the cage the honey water of 0.5% by volume and the milk powder solu...
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