Composition and attractant for attracting Peristenus spretus and preparation and application of composition and attractant
The invention relates to a technology for the red-necked Braconidae and a composition, which are applied in the directions of attracting pests, botanical equipment and methods, applications, etc., can solve the problems of affecting the control effect, restricting the field application of parasitic wasps, etc., and achieve the preparation and use The method is simple, the effect of improving the attracting and conservation, and the effect is obvious
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[0031] (E)-β-ocimene and nerol are mixed with a ratio of 3:1 by volume to prepare a composition (composite attractant composition) for attracting Braconidus red-necked.
[0032] The composition is added to liquid paraffin oil to prepare the attractant of Braconidia erythrae, and the volume ratio of the composition to the liquid paraffin oil is 1:10.
Embodiment 2
[0034] (E)-β-ocimene and nerol are mixed with a ratio of 5:1 by volume to prepare a composition (composite attractant composition) for attracting Braconidus red-necked.
[0035] The composition is added to liquid paraffin oil to prepare the attractant of Braconidia erythrae, and the volume ratio of the composition to the liquid paraffin oil is 1:10.
[0036] Draw 1.0mL of the attractant and place it in a polyethylene slow-release vial (lure) and seal it to make a slow-release device.
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[0038] After diluting the composition ((E)-beta-ocimene and nerol at a volume ratio of 5:1) prepared in Example 2 for attracting Braconids red-necked wasps with liquid paraffin oil at a volume ratio of 1:25 (that is, adding the composition to liquid paraffin oil and mixing evenly) to prepare the attractant of Brachydontia red-necked, draw 1.0 mL, put it in a polyethylene slow-release vial (lure) and seal it, and make a slow-release device.
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