Plant trunk-boring pest capture and control device and application method thereof

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of pest control, and particularly relates to a plant trunk-boring pest capture and control device and an application method thereof. The pest capture and control device comprises a pest capturing cylinder used for aligning a pest hole, a smart pest capturing cage used for capturing a pest, and a pest receiving cylinder provided with bait and used for containing the captured pest, which are connected sequentially; the smart pest capturing cage is provided with a sensing device used for sensing whether the pest reaches a designated area, a controllerused for receiving a sensing signal of the sensing device, and a self-locking device used for blocking an exit of the pest; and the sensing device and the self-locking device are electrically connected with the controller. Through the arrangement of the device provided by invention, intelligent capture of pests is achieved, the acquisition of experimental objects of larvae or adult living bodies is realized, pests are prevented from drilling on plants, and healthy growth of plants is realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of pest control, and in particular relates to a device for capturing and preventing plant-boring pests and an application method. Background technique [0002] Acacia spp., belonging to Lepidoptera Lepidoptera family Metarbelidae, is an important agricultural and forest borer pest distributed in tropical and subtropical regions with a wide range of hosts. In Guangdong, Guangxi, Fujian and other places, the acacia wood beetle moth produces one generation a year, and overwinters in tunnels as nearly mature larvae. It pupates from early April to early May of the following year, and emerges from late April to mid-June. Throughout the life cycle, the acacia psyllid moth spends most of its time as larvae. The larvae form wormholes by drilling into the xylem of branches; the tunnels are not deep, generally about 8-12 cm long; outside the tunnels, there are insect feces, molting head shells and bark debris to form ...

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Yet this method one is directly strangling the larvae method because of the changeable shape of the larvae, and the death rate is lower; the other is that there is a large amount of pesticides and high cost, which pollutes the environment.

[0003] In addition, in the study of insect biology, live larvae or adults are needed as experimental objects, but for this type of borer pest, it is often necessary to destroy tree branches to obtain enough live insect larvae; methods such as vibrating lights can be used to trap Adults, but not adequate for experiments requiring live adults

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