1個の性誘引トラップによる数種果樹害虫の同時誘殺

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Effects of sex lures of different insect species on trap catch of the peach fruit moth (Carposina niponensis WALSINGHAM), the oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta BUSCK), the cherry tree borer (Synanthedon hector BUTLER) and the Asiatic leafroller (Archippus breviplicanus WALSINGHAM) were analysed when these sex lures were simultaneously used in one trap. The attractiveness of the sex lure of C. niponensis was not affected by the lures of G. molesta, S. hector and A. breviplicanus. While that of G. molesta was not affected by the lures of C. niponensis and S. hector, but was markedly inhibited by the lures of A. breviplicanus and the summerfruit tortrix moth (Adoxophyes orana fasciata). A. breviplicanus was not affected by the lures of C. niponensis, G. molesta and S. hector, but the trap catches were markedly decreased when the lure of A. orana fasciata was used. S. hector was slightly affected by the lures of G. molesta and A. orana fasciata, and remarkably affected by the combination of four lures such as those of C. niponensis, G. molesta, A. breviplicanus and A. orana fasciata. Seasonal trends for trap catches of C. niponensis, G. molesta and A. breviplicanus were not affected by the simultaneous use of lures of G. molesta, C. niponensis and S. hector in each trap.
日本応用動物昆虫学会の論文
1981-08-25