A kind of method of releasing Limadida wasps to control Bemisia tabaci
A technology of Liphid wasp and Bemisia tabaci, applied in the field of biological control of agricultural pests, can solve problems such as labor-intensive, cumbersome pupal card production process, and decreased adult eclosion rate
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Embodiment 1
[0044] Embodiment 1: 80 mesh insect-proof net cages separate test on Limadida wasps and Bemisia tabaci
[0045] In the early stage, the 60-mesh and 100-mesh insect-proof net cages were used to separate the bemiphid wasps and whitefly. The results showed that the 60-mesh insect-proof net cage had a poor barrier effect on the whitefly; the 100-mesh insect-proof net cage could block the whitefly. It is in the cage, but it also has a certain barrier effect on the Liphid wasp. In order to clarify the separation of the 80-mesh insect-proof net cages for the bees and whiteflies, we carried out the separation experiment of the 80-mesh insect-proof net cages for the bees and whiteflies. Each of the 80-mesh large and small insect-proof gauze cages (70×70×70 cm and 40×40×40 cm) were placed in each of the 5 small sheds in the greenhouse, and 5 treatments were set up and repeated 3 times.
[0046] (1) Handling 1: place the tobacco that has the brown pupae of Lepidos aphidus and the nymph ...
Embodiment 2
[0055] Embodiment 2: Lithium aphid release tool
[0056] According to the separation experiment of 80-mesh insect-proof net cages on Lepidos wasps and Bemisia tabaci, a tool for releasing Lepidos wasps in tobacco fields and vegetable greenhouses was designed.
[0057] The main body of the release tool for Limadidae of the present invention is a release net cage, and the release net cage is composed of 12 pcr tubes connected with 8 tees to form a cuboid skeleton with a size of 25×20×15cm, and 80 meshes are covered around the cuboid skeleton. Insect-proof net (nylon gauze can be used), and an "L"-shaped zipper is provided on one side of the net cage to facilitate the insertion and removal of tobacco leaves.
[0058] When it is used for the release of Liphid wasps in the tobacco field, the release net cage is fixed on two iron rods (the iron rods are used as supporting parts) with four adjustment knobs, and the two iron rods used have a strong impact on the release cage. to the ...
Embodiment 3
[0061] Embodiment 3: Tobacco Field Test
[0062] The test was carried out in the tobacco field of Xiluozhuang Village Experimental Station, Jiayue Town, Zhucheng City. The tobacco plants selected for the test were planted in mid-May, and the varieties were all NC55. The area of each bee-release area in the selected tobacco field is 700㎡ (7m×100m), and the bee release in the tobacco field uses a self-made 80-mesh small mesh cage, and the mesh cage (size is 25×20×15cm), and each cage is placed The number of brown pupae can be determined according to the density of brown pupae on the tobacco leaves, and the net cage tool should be evenly placed in the tobacco field. There were 4 treatments in the experiment, respectively marked as experiment 1, experiment 2, experiment 3, and experiment 4. On June 9, 1,000, 2,000, 4,000, and 8,000 bees were released respectively; each treatment had 3 replicates. At the same time, an area with a similar area was selected as a control, and no be...
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