Breeding method of lasioseius sugawarai ehara and rhizoglyphus robini as prey of lasioseius sugawarai ehara
A technology of hair seius mites and prey, which is applied to the breeding field of hair seius mites sugawara and its prey root mite robin, can solve problems such as soil, environmental pollution, failure to plant agricultural products, and decline in agricultural product yields, and achieve low cost and high equipment efficiency. Low-cost, low-cost effects required
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[0031] The present embodiment proposes a raising method of Chryseius sugawarai and its prey Rhizopus robinensis, comprising, the specific raising method steps are as follows:
[0032] Step 1: Choose a suitable and transparent plastic breeding box and box cover, and use a needle to poke a ring-shaped hole on the plastic breeding box cover to ensure sufficient oxygen in the box;
[0033] Step 2: After washing the potatoes with clean water, peel them, cut them into rectangular cubes of suitable size and place them in the plastic breeding box in Step 1;
[0034] Step 3: put the prey root mite Robinia in the breeding box containing potatoes as feed;
[0035] Step 4: when the prey Rhizoctonia robinensis on the feed reaches 80-100 heads / gram, insert the predator mite Chryseoseius sugawara, and the density is 80-100 heads / kg;
[0036] Step 5: Put the breeding box containing the feed, the predatory mite Chryseius sugawarai and its prey Rhizoma robinensis into an artificial climate box...
Embodiment 2
[0044] The present embodiment proposes a raising method of Chryseius sugawarai and its prey Rhizopus robinensis, comprising, the specific raising method steps are as follows:
[0045] Step 1: Choose a suitable and transparent plastic breeding box and box cover, and use a needle to poke a ring-shaped hole on the plastic breeding box cover to ensure sufficient oxygen in the box;
[0046] Step 2: After washing the potatoes with clean water, peel them, cut them into rectangular cubes of suitable size and place them in the plastic breeding box in Step 1;
[0047] Step 3: put the prey root mite Robinia in the breeding box containing potatoes as feed;
[0048] Step 4: when the prey Rhizoctonia robinensis on the feed reaches 80-100 heads / gram, insert the predator mite Chryseoseius sugawara, and the density is 80-100 heads / kg;
[0049] Step 5: Put the breeding box containing the feed, the predatory mite Chryseius sugawarai and its prey Rhizoma robinensis into an artificial climate box...
Embodiment 3
[0057] The present embodiment proposes a raising method of Chryseius sugawarai and its prey Rhizopus robinensis, comprising, the specific raising method steps are as follows:
[0058] Step 1: Choose a suitable and transparent plastic breeding box and box cover, and use a needle to poke a ring-shaped hole on the plastic breeding box cover to ensure sufficient oxygen in the box;
[0059] Step 2: After washing the potatoes with clean water, peel them, cut them into rectangular cubes of suitable size and place them in the plastic breeding box in Step 1;
[0060] Step 3: put the prey root mite Robinia in the breeding box containing potatoes as feed;
[0061] Step 4: when the prey Rhizoctonia robinensis on the feed reaches 80-100 heads / gram, insert the predator mite Chryseoseius sugawara, and the density is 80-100 heads / kg;
[0062] Step 5: Put the breeding box containing the feed, the predatory mite Chryseius sugawarai and its prey Rhizoma robinensis into an artificial climate box...
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