Tamarixia radiate banker plant system as well as establishment method and application thereof
The invention relates to a carrier plant system and a technology for the larvae, which are applied to the carrier plant system and the field of construction of the rhizomes of the rhizome, and can solve the problems of difficulty in realizing a timed and quantitative annual supply, difficulty in achieving long-term damage control, and increasing investment in prevention and control costs, and the like. Achieve the effects of low cost of artificial bee release, strong protection of natural enemies, and increased timeliness and pertinence
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Embodiment 1
[0042] Embodiment 1: Citrus psyllid body shape characteristics
[0043]Female and male citrus psyllid adults were collected separately, and the collected citrus psyllid adults were placed in a -20°C refrigerator for 10 minutes, and the body length, body width and body height of each adult were measured with an online stereoscope.
[0044] Table 1 Body size measurement results of citrus psyllid adults (M±SM, mm)
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[0046] It was found that the adult females and males of citrus psyllids were very similar in body size, with no significant difference. The body widths were 0.677mm and 0.677mm, and the body heights were 0.693mm and 0.701mm, respectively. The body width was slightly smaller than the body height. Therefore, in order to prevent adult citrus psyllids from passing through, the pore size of the insect-proof net should not be greater than 0.693mm.
Embodiment 2
[0047] Embodiment 2: body shape characteristics of bright belly glaze wasp
[0048] The female and male adults of A. japonica were collected separately, and the collected adults of A. japonica were placed in a -20°C refrigerator for 10 minutes. The body length, body width, head length and head width of each adult were measured with an online stereoscope.
[0049] Table 2 Measurement results of body size of the adults of A. japonica (M±SM, mm)
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[0051] The results showed that there was a significant difference in body size between the female and the males of A. japonica, and the females were significantly larger than the males. The body and head widths of the female japonicas were 0.386 mm and 0.392 mm, respectively, and the body and head widths of the male japonicas were 0.330 mm and 0.330 mm, respectively. 0.356mm, the head width of the two is greater than the body width, so it is determined that the aperture of the insect-proof net that allows the wasp to pass th...
Embodiment 3
[0052] Embodiment 3: Determination of the mesh aperture in the multiplication protection mesh cover in the carrier plant system
[0053] By measuring the body characteristics of the citrus psyllid and the citrus psyllid, it can be found that the body size of the citrus psyllid is much smaller than that of the citrus psyllid, thus confirming that there is an insect-proof net with a specific pore size, which can prevent the host while allowing the citrus psyllid to pass through. Insects pass. According to the body size measurement results of citrus psyllids and citrus psyllids, it can be preliminarily determined that the pore size range of the insect-proof net that allows citrus psyllids to pass through while preventing citrus psyllids from passing through should be between 0.392 and 0.693 mm. The aperture deformation of the medium insect-proof net affects the test results, and the insect-proof net selected is a metal mesh.
[0054] During the test, 100 (half male and half fema...
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