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76 results about "Western flower thrips" patented technology

The western flower thrips [Frankliniella occidentalis (Pergande)] is an invasive pest insect in agriculture. This species of thrips is native to the Southwestern United States but has spread to other continents, including Europe, Australia (where it was identified in May 1993), and South America via transport of infested plant material. It has been documented to feed on over 500 different species of host plants, including a large number of fruit, vegetable, and ornamental crops. The adult male is about 1 mm long; the female is slightly larger, about 1.4 mm in length. Most western flower thrips are female and reproduce by arrhenotokous parthenogenesis; i.e. females can produce males from unfertilized eggs, but females arise only from fertilized eggs. Males are rare, and are always pale yellow, while females vary in color, often by season, from red to yellow to dark brown. Each adult is elongated and thin, with two pairs of long wings. The eggs are oval or kidney-shaped, white, and about 0.2 mm long. The nymph is yellowish in color with red eyes.

Method for artificially and massively feeding natural enemy staphylinid

The invention relates to a method for artificially and massively feeding natural enemy staphylinid. The method is carried out in an environment with temperature ranging from 18 DEG C to 32 DEG C and relative humidity ranging from 65% to 95%, and tyrophagus putrescentiae and carpoglyphus lactis are used for artificially feeding massive Atheta coriaria and Oligota flavicornis. Feed base materials respectively comprises 35% -65% and 25% -50% of water. Feeding ratio between prey acarus and the natural enemy staphylinid is 50:1-1000:1. The feeding lasts for 20-50 days. When population density of the natural enemy staphylinid is higher than or equal to 400 pcs./liter, the natural enemy staphylinid can be packaged into finished products or be put into different containers for feeding. The feeding method is simple, highly effective and of low cost and can provide a wide range of natural enemy staphylinid sources for preventing and killing fungus gnat, ephydrid, frankliniella occidentalis, springtails, nematodes, tetranychus truncatus ehara and other pests for purpose of generalizing the biological prevention technologies of China, therefore, the use of chemical pesticides can be reduced, the eco-environment is improved and the international competiveness of agricultural products can be improved.
Owner:INST OF PLANT PROTECTION CHINESE ACAD OF AGRI SCI +1

Method for feeding frankliniella occidentalis indoors

The invention discloses a method for feeding frankliniella occidentalis indoors. The method comprises the following steps: inserting dianthus carryophyllus plants into a container filled with water; inoculating frankliniella occidentalis adults onto the plants; putting into a breeding cage; after oviposition, taking stems of the dianthus carryophyllus plants as explants; washing with running water; disinfecting with 75% ethyl alcohol and 0.1% mercuric chloride solution; washing with sterile water; then inoculating the explants onto an inducing medium; inducing multiple shoots in a tissue culture chamber under the culture conditions that the temperature is 25+ / -2 DEG C and the photoperiod is 16L:8D, wherein emerged adults are clean tested insects; transferring the tested insects onto dianthus carryophyllus tissue culture bottle seedlings; paving a layer of sterilized sand on the surface of culture medium in a tissue culture bottle; removing the adults 12 hours after the oviposition; putting back the bottle seedlings with eggs into the tissue culture chamber; and culturing until adults are emerged. The method has the advantages that plant tissue culture seedlings are adopted for feeding frankliniella occidentalis larvae and adults, the feed does not need to be replaced frequently, feeding steps are simplified, the feed is sufficient, the feeding efficiency is improved, and the survival rate is high.
Owner:FLOWER RES INST OF YUNNAN ACAD OF AGRI SCI

Bionic trapping device and trapping method for living frankliniella occidentalis

PendingCN107466987APrevent escapeAvoid lostInsect catchers and killersFrankliniella intonsaTrapping
The invention relates to a bionic trapping device for living frankliniella occidentalis. The device comprises a trapping cover (1), a trapping base (2) connected with the trapping cover (1) in a cooperative mode, a peripheral gauze screen (3) fixedly arranged on an opening of the trapping cover (1) and a central gauze screen (4) arranged in the center of the peripheral gauze screen (3); the exterior of the peripheral gauze screen (3) is provided with brackets (5) supporting the screens; the corresponding end of the opening of the trapping cover (1) is fixedly provided with a sleeve ring (6) connected with the trapping base (2) in a cooperative mode; the upper portion of the trapping base (2) is provided with a filament-imitated structure (7) with inverted hooks. The bionic trapping device is simple in structure, convenient to use, low in cost and high in flexibility, the labor efficiency can be significantly improved, the labor intensity is reduced, and the quantity of living frankliniella occidentalis trapped in the wild field is increased. A trapping method for living frankliniella occidentalis ensures the efficiency of agricultural production to the maximum degree with the purposes of achieving minimal resource consumption, most environment-friendly and fastest trapping and highest trapping number.
Owner:YUNNAN AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY

A kind of indoor breeding method of western flower thrips

The invention discloses a method for feeding frankliniella occidentalis indoors. The method comprises the following steps: inserting dianthus carryophyllus plants into a container filled with water; inoculating frankliniella occidentalis adults onto the plants; putting into a breeding cage; after oviposition, taking stems of the dianthus carryophyllus plants as explants; washing with running water; disinfecting with 75% ethyl alcohol and 0.1% mercuric chloride solution; washing with sterile water; then inoculating the explants onto an inducing medium; inducing multiple shoots in a tissue culture chamber under the culture conditions that the temperature is 25+ / -2 DEG C and the photoperiod is 16L:8D, wherein emerged adults are clean tested insects; transferring the tested insects onto dianthus carryophyllus tissue culture bottle seedlings; paving a layer of sterilized sand on the surface of culture medium in a tissue culture bottle; removing the adults 12 hours after the oviposition; putting back the bottle seedlings with eggs into the tissue culture chamber; and culturing until adults are emerged. The method has the advantages that plant tissue culture seedlings are adopted for feeding frankliniella occidentalis larvae and adults, the feed does not need to be replaced frequently, feeding steps are simplified, the feed is sufficient, the feeding efficiency is improved, and the survival rate is high.
Owner:FLOWER RES INST OF YUNNAN ACAD OF AGRI SCI
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