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Arma chinensis breeding method

A technology for cockroach and old cockroach, which is applied in the field of cockroach breeding, can solve the problems of high labor cost, waste, increase the proportion of cockroach self-mutilation, etc., and achieves the advantages of low labor input cost, less pollution by pathogenic bacteria, and increased additional output value. Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2020-09-15
CHINA TOBACCO CENTRAL SOUTH AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTAL STATION +1
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[0004] At present, the artificial large-scale breeding of stinkbugs is mainly fed with armyworms, but the breeding of armyworms is labor-intensive and labor-intensive, and there is a problem that the armyworms have been polluted by pathogenic bacteria during the large-scale breeding process, resulting in high mortality of stinkbugs; At the same time, there is also a feeding method in China that uses tussah silkworm chrysalis to feed stinkbugs, but compared with stinkbugs, the tussah silkworm chrysalis is relatively large, and it has been corrupted before it is eaten up and cannot be used anymore, resulting in about 60% waste. Feeding a large number of stinkbugs at the same time with one tussah silkworm chrysalis will increase the ratio of self-mutilation among stinkbug individuals, and the feeding technology of tussah silkworm chrysalis is complicated and the cost of feeding is high

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[0033] (1) Obtain silkworm chrysalis: take mulberry leaves as food, artificially raise silkworm larvae from Changsha, Hunan in an insect-raising box, and the raising temperature is 25° C. After 4 days, pick out the healthy silkworm cocoons, cut them with scissors to pick out the healthy silkworm chrysalis, and put them in a plastic box for later use. Put the plastic box in which the silkworm chrysalis is placed in a low temperature environment for refrigerated storage. 4°C, the humidity of refrigerated storage is 40%, and the storage time is ≤60 days;

[0034] (2) Breeding of stinkbugs: put the egg-collecting cups with stinkbug eggs into an artificial climate incubator for hatching, and cover the mouth of the ovum-collecting cup with gauze, absorbent cotton for moisture retention, the temperature is 26°C, and the humidity is 68%. , photoperiod 10L:14D, hatching for 9 days; when the stinkbug eggs begin to hatch, soak the absorbent cotton with honey water with a concentration of...

Embodiment 2

[0037] (1) Obtain silkworm chrysalis: take mulberry leaves as food, artificially raise silkworm larvae from Changsha, Hunan in an insect box, and the raising temperature is 25° C. After 4 days, pick out the healthy silkworm cocoons, cut them with scissors to pick out the healthy silkworm chrysalis, and put them in a plastic box for later use. Put the plastic box in which the silkworm chrysalis is placed in a low temperature environment for refrigerated storage. 4°C, the humidity of refrigerated storage is 40%, and the storage time is ≤60 days;

[0038] (2) Breeding of stinkbugs: put the egg-collecting cups with stinkbug eggs into an artificial climate incubator for hatching, and cover the mouth of the ovum-collecting cup with gauze, absorbent cotton for moisturizing, the temperature is 27°C, and the humidity is 75%. , photoperiod 10L:14D, hatching 10 days; When the stinkbug eggs begin to hatch, soak the absorbent cotton with honey water with a concentration of 5%, and cover th...

Embodiment 3

[0041](1) Obtain silkworm chrysalis: take mulberry leaves as food, artificially raise silkworm larvae from Changsha, Hunan in an insect box, and the raising temperature is 25° C. After 4 days, pick out the healthy silkworm cocoons, cut them with scissors to pick out the healthy silkworm chrysalis, and put them in a plastic box for later use. Put the plastic box in which the silkworm chrysalis is placed in a low temperature environment for refrigerated storage. 4°C, the humidity of refrigerated storage is 40%, and the storage time is ≤60 days;

[0042] (2) Breeding of stinkbugs: Put the egg-collecting cups with stinkbug eggs into an artificial climate incubator for hatching, and cover the mouth of the ovum-collecting cup with gauze, absorbent cotton for moisture retention, the temperature is 26°C, and the humidity is 72%. , photoperiod 10L:14D, hatching for 12 days; when the stinkbug eggs begin to hatch, soak the absorbent cotton with honey water with a concentration of 5%, and...

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Abstract

The invention discloses an arma chinensis breeding method. According to the method, silkworm chrysalis is used as a food source for arma chinensis breeding. The arma chinensis breeding method providedby the invention is more suitable for artificially breeding arma chinensis on a large scale, mortality rate of the arma chinensis can be reduced, egg laying amount and the breeding additional value of the arma chinensis can be increased, the survival rate of arma chinensis nymphs and imagoes in the long-term breeding process is 95% or above, and the single-female egg laying amount is 300 or above.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of artificial large-scale breeding of natural enemy insects, in particular to a method for breeding stinkbugs. Background technique [0002] Predatory natural enemy insects are widely used in the biological control of agricultural and forestry pests, and play a significant role in ensuring the yield and quality safety of agricultural and forestry products and protecting the environment from pesticide pollution. [0003] The stinkbug can control various agricultural and forestry pests such as Lepidoptera, Coleoptera, Hemiptera, Homoptera, Hymenoptera, etc., and is a good predatory natural enemy insect. [0004] At present, the artificial large-scale breeding of stinkbugs is mainly fed with armyworms, but the breeding of armyworms is labor-intensive and labor-intensive, and there is a problem that the armyworms have been polluted by pathogenic bacteria during the large-scale breeding process, resulting in high mortality...

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IPC IPC(8): A01K67/033A01K67/04A23K50/90A23K10/20
CPCA01K67/033A01K67/04A23K50/90A23K10/20
Inventor 伍绍龙周志成邓婉蔡海林李密宁尚辉曾维爱肖艳松李佳颖滕凯肖志鹏彭德元邹凯
Owner CHINA TOBACCO CENTRAL SOUTH AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTAL STATION
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