转Bt棉花对蜘蛛生长发育及捕食行为的影响

室内评价了取食转Bt棉叶的棉铃虫幼虫对草间钻头蛛和八斑鞘腹蛛生长发育的影响.并通过捕食功能反应评价了取食了Bt棉叶的棉铃虫幼虫对成熟草间钻头蛛捕食行为的影响.室内饲养实验结果表明草间钻头蛛、八斑鞘腹蛛取食用转Bt棉叶处理的棉铃虫幼虫与取食普通棉叶处理的棉铃虫幼虫的发育历期、成蛛体重都没有显著差异.捕食功能反应实验结果表明草间钻头蛛对棉铃虫幼虫的捕食功能反应符合HollingⅡ型圆盘方程,两组不同猎物饲养成熟的草间钻头蛛对同种处理的棉铃虫幼虫的捕食行为没有显著差异.综合考虑：转Bt棉对蜘蛛生长发育、捕食能力没有显著的负作用.     

草间小黑蛛对茶蚜的捕食功能反应

在实验室条件下研究了草间小黑蛛(Erigonidium graminicolum)对茶蚜(Toxoptera aurantii)的捕食作用。草间小黑蛛对茶蚜的捕食功能反应属于HollingⅡ型。草间小黑蛛有较强的种内干扰反应,随着捕食者密度的增大,草间小黑蛛的捕食率相应降低。猎物密度和天敌密度相互干扰会降低草间小黑蛛的寻找效应,但对捕食量没有影响。     

草间钻头蛛等对茶尺蠖的捕食功能反应研究

应用二次正交旋转组合设计方法,研究了茶园生态系统中3种捕食性天敌（草间钻头蛛、大草蛉和中华通草蛉）对茶尺蠖的捕食功能性反应。同时分析了猎物密度、捕食者自身密度、种内以及种间干扰对捕食功能的影响。结果指出：3种天敌及茶尺蠖自身密度的变化对于茶尺蠖的被捕食量存在明显的影响,其中草间钻头蛛密度的变化对总捕食量的影响最大。并且这3种天敌的种间和种内均存在着一定的干扰效应。     

4种常见蜘蛛蛛丝光学显微镜观察及机械性能的测定

对4种常见蜘蛛大腹园蛛Araneus ventricosus、迷宫漏斗蛛Agelena labyrinthica、草间钻头蛛Hylyphantes graminicola和棒络新妇Nephila clavata蛛丝的物理特性和机械性能进行了初步研究.结果 表明:捕丝是由2根核心丝构成,4种蛛丝呈现不同的颜色;4种蜘蛛蛛丝的密度略有不同,棒络新妇的蛛丝密度最大,草间钻头蛛的蛛丝密度最小;蛛丝中棒络新妇的断裂伸长率和断裂强度都最大,分别为47.3%和852.6 Nmm-2,草间钻头蛛蛛丝的断裂伸长率和断裂强度都最小,分别为32.1%和652.3 Nmm-2.与其它物理化学材料相比,蛛丝具有优异的综合力学性能,生物学特性与生物学功能具有高度一致性.     

草间钻头蛛、大草蛉和中华通草蛉对茶尺蠖、小绿叶蝉的选择效应

室内研究了草间钻头蛛Hylyphantes graminicola雌蛛对茶尺蠖Ectropis oblique1龄幼虫和小绿叶蝉Em-poesca flavescens成虫、大草蛉Chrysopa pallens和中华通草蛉Chrysoperla sinica的2龄幼虫对茶尺蠖卵、1龄幼虫的选择捕食作用。对试验数据应用Ivelev指数、Jacobs指数和Manly指数及Murdoch作图法进行了比较分析。结果显示,草间钻头蛛对茶尺蠖1龄幼虫和小绿叶蝉成虫的选择性不明显,选择性不因猎物数量的增加而转移。而大草蛉和中华通草蛉对茶尺蠖卵均有明显的正选择效应。     

棉蚜及其捕食性天敌时空生态位研究

研究结果表明,棉蚜的时间生态位宽度较小而空间生态位宽度较大,说明棉蚜种群的发生有高峰期明显和全株为害的特点．棉蚜的时动空间生态位宽度与种群密度无相关性,说明棉蚜的为害较复杂．捕食性天敌中草间小黑蛛和龟纹瓢虫的时空生态位宽度较大,说明它们发生期较长、分布范围较广．八斑球腹蛛和龟纹瓢虫与棉蚜的时间生态位重叠度较大,八斑球腹蛛和草间小黑蛛与棉蚜的空间生态位重量度较大．与棉蚜的时间×空间生态位重叠度,八斑球腹蛛＞龟纹瓢虫＞草间小黑蛛＞其它天敌合计＞三色长蝽＞三突花蛛＞小花蝽,这一结果同棉蚜与捕食性天敌数量的关联度大小排序相一致,表明捕食性天敌与棉蚜的时间同步和空间同线性与天敌的捕食作用密切相关．     

草间小黑蛛对棉铃虫幼虫的捕食作用及其模拟模型的研究——Ⅱ.捕食者——多种猎物系统的研究

草间小黑蛛Erigonidium graminicolum(Sundevall)与单种猎物的作用关系已在上文述及(李超等,1982),然而草间小黑蛛在自然情形下是一种多食性的捕食性天敌,它的捕食对象不止棉铃虫Heliothis armigera H(?)bner一种。我们在对草间小黑蛛捕食行为的观察中也发现,捕食对象除棉铃虫外还有棉蚜等,并且在棉花上主要是徘徊式地捕获猎物。这样,在草间小黑蛛-棉铃虫作用系统的动态中就必须考虑替代食物的影响。替代食物的存在使捕食者对不同种类的猎物由于有不同的相对喜好程度而产生了对食物的选择,而该相对喜好程度的     

用ELISA方法定量评价食虫沟瘤蛛对稻飞虱的捕食作用(英文)

对捕食性节肢动物的捕食作用进行评价是害虫生物防治研究的一个重要内容。本文利用酶联免疫吸附试验（ＥＬＩＳＡ）定量评价了食虫沟瘤蛛对稻飞虱的捕食作用。结果表明,方法特异性完全符合试验要求;食虫沟瘤蛛在捕食３头３－５龄白背飞虱或褐飞虱若虫后的检出期分别为９６小时和１２０小时;在早稻田中,捕食性天敌对白背飞虱和褐飞虱的阳性反应率分别为１９．０５％－４７．３４％和１９．０５％－６６．６７％,在飞虱密度较低时,捕食性天敌仍表现出较高的阳性率;捕食量随飞虱密度的增加而增加,但捕食率下降。捕食性节肢动物是调节褐飞虱种群动态的重要因子之一。     

三突花蛛捕食速度的初步研究

本文研究了三突花蛛Misumenops tricuspidatus在不同条件下对果蝇的捕食速度.结果表明,蜘蛛的捕食速度与蜘蛛的步足长度、身体长度无关,而与性别、温度、饥饿程度有显著关系.25 ℃为三突花蛛捕食的最适温度,14 ℃和34 ℃即温度过低或过高时,它的捕食速度显著减慢;三突花蛛在饥饿3～4 d时的捕食速度最快;雄蛛的捕食速度显著大于雌蛛.蜘蛛的共存,如雌蛛-雌蛛、雄蛛-雄蛛、雌蛛-雄蛛共存,对捕食的速度也存在着一定的影响:2雄蛛共存时,各自的捕食速度显著减慢;2雌蛛共存时,各自的捕食速度变化不显著;1雌蛛1雄蛛共存时,雌蛛的捕食速度降低不显著,而雄蛛的捕食速度显著降低.     

利用分子探针法研究稻田蜘蛛集团对褐飞虱的捕食作用

为褐飞虱Nilaparvata lugens（Stal）的绿色防控提供理论参考依据,于2011年和2012年在调查了浙江富阳不同品种稻田褐飞虱和蜘蛛的发生密度后,利用荧光定量PCR分子探针技术分析了9科27种3 807头蜘蛛对褐飞虱的捕食作用。研究结果表明,在水稻Oryza sativa L.不同生育期,稻田总的褐飞虱和蜘蛛密度等参数值均随调查时间呈规律性变化,且在调查时间点间出现了显著性差异（P<0.05）;各科蜘蛛对褐飞虱的捕食阳性率均随水稻生育期的发展呈增加趋势,整体上,狼蛛科Lycosidae、皿蛛科Linyphiidae、球腹蛛科Theridiidae、肖蛸科Tetragnathidae、跳蛛科Salticidae和园蛛科Araneidae捕食率在DAT21,DAT35和DAT77,DAT91之间有显著性差异（P<0.05）;2012年两品种稻田的褐飞虱和蜘蛛密度等参数值均显著高于2011年的值,两年间汕优63（SY63）稻田的褐飞虱和蜘蛛密度均显著高于IR64的密度;2012年各科蜘蛛对褐飞虱的捕食阳性率显著高于2011年的值（P<0.05）,且狼蛛科和球腹蛛科对褐飞虱的捕食阳性率在两品种间存在显著性差异（P<0.05）;稻田4种蜘蛛优势种拟环纹豹蛛Pardosa pseudoannulata (Bosenberg & Strand)、八斑球腹蛛Theridion octomaculatum (Boes. et Str.）、食虫瘤胸蛛Oedothorax insecticeps (Boes. et str.)和锥腹肖蛸Tetragnatha maxillosa (Thoren)的捕食阳性率均随褐飞虱种群密度的增加而增加,该捕食功能反应曲线可用非线性模型P=aN/(1+bN)拟合;除锥腹肖蛸外,其它3种的捕食功能反应曲线均呈饱和状态;拟环纹豹蛛捕食褐飞虱的DNA残留量显著高于八斑球腹蛛、锥腹肖蛸和食虫瘤胸蛛的残留量（P<0.05）。本研究结果充分说明稻田各蜘蛛类群对不同生育期、不同品种水稻的褐飞虱均具有较强的捕食作用,是生物防治策略中的重要因素,应加强田间蜘蛛的保护工作和增强自然天敌的控害功能。     

新疆棉区主要捕食性天敌对棉铃虫捕食功能反应的研究

Field insect population survey indicated that the principal natural predation enemies of cotton bollworm (Helicover-pa armigera Hubner ) were EHngonidium graminicola Sundevall, Adonia variegata Goeze, Nabis sinoferus Hsiao. The results from experiments showed that the amount of prey consumed of these principal natural enemies in-creased when the density of prey rised, and decreased when the density of natural enemies increased. The predation function response fitted Holling's predation response equation 11 , and could be fit with the Disk Equation.     

Effects of substrate on interactions between juvenile sea scallops (Placopecten magellanicus Gmelin) and predatory sea stars (Asterias vulgaris Verrill) and rock crabs (Cancer irroratus Say)

We investigated the effect of substrate (glass bottom, sand, granule, pebble) on predation of juvenile sea scallops (Placopecten magellanicus) by sea stars (Asterias vulgaris) and rock crabs (Cancer irroratus) at two prey sizes (11-15 mm and 24-28 mm shell height), and two prey densities (10 and 30 scallops per aquarium) in laboratory experiments. Specifically, we quantified predation rate and underlying behaviours (proportion of time a predator spent searching for and handling prey, encounter rate between predators and prey, and various outcomes of encounters). We detected a significant gradual effect of particle size of natural substrates on sea star predation: specifically, predation rate on and encounter rate with small scallops tended to decrease with increasing particle size (being highest for sand, intermediate for granule, and lowest for pebble). Substrate type did not significantly affect predation rates or behaviours of sea stars preying on large scallops or of rock crabs preying on either scallop size classes. Other factors, such as prey size and density, were important in the scallop-sea star and scallop-rock crab systems. For example, predation rate by sea stars and crabs and certain sea star behaviours (e.g. probability of consuming scallops upon capture) were significantly higher with small scallops than with large scallops. As well, in interactions between small scallops and sea stars, predation rate and encounter rate increased with prey density, and the proportion of time sea stars spent searching was higher at low prey density than high prey density. Thus, substrate type may be a minor factor determining predation risk of seeded scallops during enhancement operations; prey size and prey density may play a more important role. However, substrate type still needs to be considered when choosing a site for scallop enhancement, as it may affect other scallop behaviours (such as movement).     

Effects of food deprivation and type of prey on predation by Notiophilus biguttatus F. (Carabidae) on springtails (Collembola)

Summary With diurnally active predators like Notiophilus biquttatus F. food deprivation is involved in predation in two ways: as a consequence of food shortage (i.e., low prey density), and as a consequence of the night period. The pattern of food intake after deprivation at night has been studied with respect to two prey species and differently deprived predators. They prey species represent a locomotory active one (Orchesella cincta) and a locomotory inactive one (Tomocerus minor). It appears that the rate of predation after deprivation shows a distinct pattern, initially high and then slowing to a more or less constant value. This pattern is influenced by food deprivation and type of prey. The beetles preying on O. cincta consumed more prey than those preying on T. minor. The more deprived predators compensated for deprivation by a higher daily predation when O. cincta was the prey, but not when T. minor was. Consequences of these findings are discussed with respect to diet composition and functional response.     

Comparative Growth and Development of Spiders Reared on Live and Dead Prey

Scavenging (feeding on dead prey) has been demonstrated across a number of spider families, yet the implications of feeding on dead prey for the growth and development of individuals and population is unknown. In this study we compare the growth, development, and predatory activity of two species of spiders that were fed on live and dead prey. Pardosa astrigera (Lycosidae) and Hylyphantes graminicola (Lyniphiidae) were fed live or dead fruit flies, Drosophila melanogaster. The survival of P. astrigera and H. graminicola was not affected by prey type. The duration of late instars of P. astrigera fed dead prey were longer and mature spiders had less protein content than those fed live prey, whereas there were no differences in the rate of H. graminicola development, but the mass of mature spiders fed dead prey was greater than those fed live prey. Predation rates by P. astrigera did not differ between the two prey types, but H. graminicola had a higher rate of predation on dead than alive prey, presumably because the dead flies were easier to catch and handle. Overall, the growth, development and reproduction of H. graminicola reared with dead flies was better than those reared on live flies, yet for the larger P. astrigera, dead prey may suit smaller instars but mature spiders may be best maintained with live prey. We have clearly demonstrated that dead prey may be suitable for rearing spiders, although the success of the spiders fed such prey appears size- and species specific.     

Toward the Quantification of Predation with Predator Gut Immunoassays: A New Approach Integrating Functional Response Behavior

Immunological methods have been widely used to identify key predator species and qualitatively evaluate predation of target prey. However, despite the quantitative nature of many immunoassays, the translation to number of prey attacked has been problematic because of the many factors that confound interpretation of the strength of the immunoassay response. We developed a new predation model that couples the proportion of predators positive for prey remains determined by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), predator density, and predator functional response to prey density for estimating total prey attacked. We used single cotton plant arenas in the greenhouse to develop functional response models for two generalist predators, Geocoris punctipes (Say) and Orius insidiosus (Say), preying on Pectinophora gossypiella (Saunders) eggs. The model was validated and compared with other immunologically based predation models in multiple plant/multiple predator arenas. Our predation model was relatively accurate in predicting the total number of prey attacked by both predator species and was a significant improvement over previous models that rely on simple assumptions regarding predator attack rates. The model also improves the predictive capacity of the functional response model alone by correcting for the number of predators actually consuming prey. Sensitivity analyses indicated that model performance was most sensitive to accurate measurement of input variables such as temperature and the proportion of individuals positive for prey antigens by ELISA and less sensitive to changes in estimates of prey density. Accurate estimation of the functional response parameters is also important, especially for the behavioral parameter defining the decline in plant leaf area searched with increases in prey density. Limitations of the model and application to the field are discussed.     

机敏异漏斗蛛的捕食行为及其控虫效能评估

为掌握园林常见蜘蛛对害虫的控制能力,在实验室条件下研究了不同发育期机敏异漏斗蛛Allagelena difficilis(Fox)对黑腹果蝇Drosophila melanogaster的捕食行为及其功能反应,并对雌、雄蛛捕食能力进行了比较。结果表明,机敏异漏斗蛛幼蛛和成蛛的捕食行为谱相似,均可分为靠近、奔向和试探、捕获、吸食、残体处理、清理附肢和休整,但具体行为稍有差异;对机敏异漏斗蛛雌性成蛛捕食黑腹果蝇的功能反应拟合,其结果符合HollingⅡ型方程:Na=1.003N/(1+0.002N),r2=0.98,其瞬间攻击率为0.95。雌蛛在未孕卵时其捕食量与雄性成蛛相近,但孕卵雌成蛛捕食量明显高于雄蛛。此结果可以为机敏异漏斗蛛的研究和利用提供依据。     

Reward for Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus for preying on a polyhydroxyalkanoate producer

Bdellovibrio bacteriovorus HD100 is an obligate predator that invades and grows within the periplasm of Gram‐negative bacteria, including mcl‐polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) producers such as Pseudomonas putida. We investigated the impact of prey PHA content on the predator fitness and the potential advantages for preying on a PHA producer. Using a new procedure to control P. putida KT2442 cell size we demonstrated that the number of Bdellovibrio progeny depends on the prey biomass and not on the viable prey cell number or PHA content. The presence of mcl‐PHA hydrolysed products in the culture supernatant after predation on P. putida KT42Z, a PHA producing strain lacking PhaZ depolymerase, confirmed the ability of Bdellovibrio to degrade the prey's PHA. Predator motility was higher when growing on PHA accumulating prey. External addition of PHA polymer (latex suspension) to Bdellovibrio preying on the PHA minus mutant P. putida KT42C1 restored predator movement, suggesting that PHA is a key prey component to sustain predator swimming speed. High velocities observed in Bdellovibrio preying on the PHA producing strain were correlated to high intracellular ATP levels of the predator. These effects brought Bdellovibrio fitness benefits as predation on PHA producers was more efficient than predation on non‐producing bacteria.