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Journal of Northern Agriculture ›› 2019, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (2): 88-90.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.2096-1197.2019.02.15

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Control of Cydia pomonella L.in apples with mating disruption silk

ZHAO Lijun[1];ZHENG Qiang[2];WANG Daoyong[2];YANG Chunxia[3]

[1]Wuhai Agricultural Market Information Center,Wuhai 016000,China;[2]Wuhai Plant Protection and Inspection Station,Wuhai 016000,China;[3]Wuhai Agricultural Industrialization Guidance Service Center,Wuhai 016000,China

Received:2019-02-23 Online:2019-02-19 Published:2019-08-19

Abstract

Abstract: To mitigate the harm of Cydia pomonella L.(codling moth) in apples,the mating disruption method of hanging silk in trees was studied.Results of the study showed that mating disruption can provide effective control of C.pomonella L.A control efficiency of 86.71% was obtained when silk was hung once.This decreased fruit damage and gave a significant economic benefit of 11 353 yuan per hm2.Hanging mating disruption silk twice further significantly reduced pests trapped and gave a mating disruption rate of up to 94.86%,and control efficiency of 95.83%.When silk was hung twice only 0.60% of fruit was damaged.Therefore,it is recommended that mating disruption silk be hung twice to improve the effectiveness of prevention.

Key words: Mating disruption silk;Cydia pomonella L.;Control efficiency

CLC Number:

S436.6

ZHAO Lijun;ZHENG Qiang;WANG Daoyong;YANG Chunxia(Wuhai Agricultural Market Information Center,Wuhai 016000,China;Wuhai Plant Protection and Inspection Station,Wuhai 016000,China;Wuhai Agricultural Industrialization Guidance Service Center,Wuhai 016000,China). Control of Cydia pomonella L.in apples with mating disruption silk[J].Journal of Northern Agriculture, 2019, 47(2): 88-90.

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