Prevention and control method for field thrips and Tospovirus diseases
A tomato spotted wilt virus and disease technology, which is applied in the field of field prevention and control of thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus diseases, can solve the problems of crop production loss, increased resistance of thrips, and excessive pesticide residues, and achieve prevention and control efficiency High, increase farmers' income, good repeatability of results
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[0027] The method of comprehensive prevention and control of thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus diseases transmitted by thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus was implemented in the tobacco field of Zhongshu Town, Luxi County, Yunnan Province.
[0028] Select the field where corn was planted in the previous year, and sample and detect 5 mu of farmland with a virus-carrying rate of less than 2‰ in field crops and weeds. The variety of flue-cured tobacco planted is Yunyan 87. 1-2 weeks before transplanting, release predatory mites once every 7 days, that is, mix 1.5-2.5Kg of wheat bran with 15-20 bottles of predatory mites, and spread them on the plants.
[0029] Before transplanting, inspect the tobacco seedlings for insects and viruses, select non-toxic and insect-free tobacco seedlings, and spray 3% hypersensitive protein microparticles 3000-5000 times liquid on the tobacco seedlings 2 to 3 days before transplanting, that is, each bag ( 10 grams) mixed with 15-16 kg of water ...
Embodiment example 2
[0036] The method of comprehensive prevention and control of thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus diseases transmitted by thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus was implemented in the tomato fields of Jinning County, Yunnan Province.
[0037] Select 3 mu of farmland with low disease incidence in the previous year.
[0038] Before transplanting, inspect the seedlings for insects and viruses, select non-toxic and insect-free seedlings, spray 3% hypersensitive protein microparticles 3000-5000 times liquid on the seedlings 2 to 3 days before transplanting, that is, each bag (10 grams) Mix 15-16 kg of water for spraying.
[0039] Elimination of thrips and virus hosts in the field: removal of weeds and plant hosts in the field, including pink primrose, ghost needle grass, pepper, shepherd's purse, eggplant, ashweed, tomato, chrysanthemum, etc.
[0040] Timely insecticide: hang blue sticky insect boards in the field, hang 3~5 sheets per mu, and when 20~30 thrips are stuck on each shee...
Embodiment example 3
[0045] The method of comprehensive prevention and control of thrips and tomato spotted wilt virus diseases transmitted by it was implemented in Jinma Town, Luxi County, Yunnan Province.
[0046]Select the field where corn was planted in the previous year, and sample 5 acres of farmland where the virus-carrying rate of crops and weeds in the field is lower than 2‰, and remove the residues of cow chickweed, lettuce, and lettuce around the tobacco field before transplanting For host plants such as lettuce and ghost needle grass, make sure to remove the host plants within 50-100 meters around, and spray insecticides such as 200g / L imidacloprid soluble agent 3000-5000 times, or 5% acetamiprid EC 2000-3000 times times solution, or 2000-32500 times solution of 25g / L lambda-cyhalothrin emulsifiable concentrate, to minimize the thrips population in the transplanted field and ensure that the host infection rate is lower than 2.5‰. The flue-cured tobacco variety is K326.
[0047] Before...
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