Tech of breeding tetrastichidae by utilizing tussah chrysalis
A technology for biting wasps and tussah silkworm chrysalis, which is applied in the biological control of sanitary pests, agriculture and forestry, can solve the problems of high labor intensity, high residual toxicity, high cost, etc., and achieve the effect of low cost, simple process, and uniform production of bees
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[0006] Embodiments of the present invention are as follows: take tussah silkworm cocoons, use a blade to cut out an incision of the size of a soybean grain, and select the ones with live pupae; pack 30 gnawing peaks into the cocoon according to the number of gnawing small peaks in one cocoon, and then put the gnawing bee species into the cocoon. The tussah silkworm cocoon is placed in a carton with a temperature of 18-28°C and a relative humidity of 60-80%, and the parasitic bee emergence of the small peak is completed through an effective accumulated temperature of 370°C.
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