A method for predicting insect food selectivity index in different plant communities and its application
A plant community and selective technology, applied in the field of insect ecology, can solve the problems of not considering the availability and availability of food resources, and achieve the effect of wide source of materials, simple operation and easy purchase
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[0028] Embodiment 1, establishment of method
[0029] 1. Test preparation
[0030] The population of P. asiatica was collected by net-catching method, and then the population of P. asiatica was fed in an iron cage of 2m×2m×2m, and the 3rd instar nymphs with the same growth were selected.
[0031] Collect Stipa kelvini, Leymus chinensis and Artemisia frigidi respectively in the wild, take the above-ground parts, and scrub them clean.
[0032] 2. Test treatment
[0033] Set up 9 groups of test treatments (Group A to Group I, each set up 3 repeated treatments, that is, each set up 3 cages). Put 20 third-instar nymphs (the ratio of female to male is 1:1) in each cage of 1m×1m×1m, and put Stipa kelvini, Leymus chinensis and Artemisia frigidiosa (with distilled water) in the cage. The near-root end of each plant was sealed with a plastic bag to keep fresh), and new plants were replaced every 48 hours. The amount of each added plant in the cage of each group of treatments is shown...
Embodiment 2
[0063] Embodiment 2, the application of method (predict the food selectivity index of insect in different plant communities)
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