Prevention and control method of ricania sublimbata of tea trees
A tea tree, prevention and control technology, applied in the field of tea tree pest control, to achieve the effects of improving quality and quality, reducing the base of overwintering insect sources, and reducing pesticide residues
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[0041] Five tea gardens were selected along the Nanwan Lake in the Xinyang tea area (Table 1), among which three were terraced fields with intercropping forests or tea gardens with trees on the ground, respectively located in Xiaomiao Village, Shisanliqiao, and Madaoling Village, Shihegang and Dongjiahe Qingtang Village; 1 tea garden on flat land with a lot of intercropping trees around the tea garden, located in Chenyu Village, Dongjiahe; 1 tea garden on flat land with a few trees on the ground, located in Xiajiachong Village, Shihegang. In addition, Dongjiahe Qingtang Village and Dongjiahe Chenwan Village are neglected tea gardens. Moreover, Dongjiahe Chenwan Village is near the soil and water conservation project, and there are many ornamental trees and overgrown weeds in the surrounding area. Osmanthus osmanthus trees are intercropped in the tea garden.
[0042] Table 1 Location and general situation of the surveyed tea gardens
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[0044] During the investigation...
Embodiment 2
[0046] The Overwintering Parts and Damage Regularity of Persimmon Broad-winged Cicada on Osmanthus fragrans
[0047] The overwintering part of the persimmon broad-winged cicada on the sweet-scented osmanthus tree
[0048] The intercropping of tea gardens in Dongjiahe Chenwan Village and the green belt of osmanthus trees planted around it. After investigation, it was found that there were a large number of oviposition marks on the branches of osmanthus trees, so the intercropped osmanthus trees were used as trapping plants to attract persimmons. Adult wax cicadas overwinter to lay eggs.
[0049] figure 1 It is the investigation result of the overwintering and laying eggs of the persimmon broad-winged wax cicada on the branches of sweet-scented osmanthus, among which, figure 1 A in a is one spawning notch covered with white wax filaments on a single branch; b is two spawning scratches covered with white wax filaments on a single branch. The survey found that about 82.86% of t...
Embodiment 3
[0054] Effects of Intercropping Osmanthus fragrans on the Injury Rate of Tea Branches in Tea Garden
[0055] Select 2 neglected tea gardens in Chenwan Village and Qingtang Village, and 3 conventionally managed tea gardens in Xiaomiao Village, Mazhiling Village and Xiajiachong Village. Among them, there are osmanthus trees intercropped in each row of tea trees in Chenwan Village Tea Garden There are also osmanthus trees planted in the surrounding areas; chestnut trees are intercropped in the tea gardens of Xiaomiao Village (Table 1), and a few ornamental trees are planted in the tea gardens of Mazhiling Village and Xiajiachong Village (Table 1).
[0056] Investigate the effect of oviposition of Cicada persimmoni adults in Chenwan village tea garden with osmanthus tree intercropping and other 4 tea gardens without osmanthus tree intercropping on the damage rate of tea garden branches. After Bayesian discriminant analysis, the results show (Table 2) that the damage rate of tea br...
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