梨小食心虫迷向液剂的制备及应用研究

【目的】解决梨小食心虫Grapholitha molesta(Busck)迷向丝和迷向管在田间防治使用时悬挂数量多、人工费时等问题,并实现梨小食心虫性信息素在整个防治区域均匀释放。【方法】采用相分离法制备获得了稳定的梨小食心虫迷向液剂,并参考《农药田间使用准则》进行了田间应用技术研究。【结果】在6月下旬至7月下旬,使用两次梨小食心虫迷向液剂后,150 g/667m2和200 g/667m2处理区的平均蛀果率分别为0.17%和0.13%,对照处理的平均蛀果率为1.75%,而未施药果园的平均蛀果率为5.04%。梨小食心虫迷向液剂150 g/667m2和200 g/667m2处理对梨小食心虫的防治效果显著好于对照处理和未施药处理。【结论】相分离法可制备稳定的梨小食心虫迷向液剂。6月下旬至7月下旬,使用两次梨小食心虫迷向液剂150²00 g/667m2对梨小食心虫成虫进行防治,可获得良好的迷向和防治效果,梨小食心虫迷向液剂的成功制备对于生产无公害和有机水果具有较好的经济和社会效益。     

用性信息素诱捕法大面积防治梨小食心虫的田间试验

1981至1982年,在辽宁省绥申县白梨产区用合成梨小食心虫性信息素诱捕法进行了大面积防治梨小食心虫Grapholitha molesta(Busck)的田间试验。防治面积分别为4,000公顷和5,400公顷。平均每公顷设15个性信息素诱捕器。化学防治区每年8—9月份喷两次农药,诱捕区不喷这两次农药。诱捕区梨小食心虫雌蛾的交配率比化防区下降74.2—82.9%;梨小卵的寄生率提高79.2%;梨小虫果率下降50.3—72.8%。     

苹果蠹蛾性信息素缓释剂的控害效果

2010年在甘肃、宁夏、黑龙江3地对苹果蠹蛾Cydia pomonella(L.)性信息素缓释剂(购自澳大利亚Bioglobal公司;性信息素含量为0.16g/根)对苹果蠹蛾的迷向防治效果进行了试验;观察了不同生态区设置不同缓释剂密度的防治效果和持效期。结果表明,在低虫口密度下,在不同生态区每公顷悬挂660、990和1320根性信息素迷向丝,均能取得较好的防治效果;在越冬代活动前处理,基本上可以控制整个生长期苹果蠹蛾对果实的为害。在新侵入的低密度果园,通过诱蛾监测、调查蛀果和树干绑诱虫带等验证方法,初步证明使用该性信息素缓释剂处理1年可以达到铲除的效果。依据本研究结果,结合防治成本,在苹果蠹蛾发生地区,采用660根/hm2的悬挂密度使用进口性信息素缓释剂处理果园可以达到良好的防治效果。     

用性信息素加农药诱杀器防治梨小食心虫的田间试验

在设计出性信息素加农药诱杀器后,以60、135、240、480个／km2诱杀器田间处理,看出以135个／km2诱杀器处理即有明显的防治效果。经在不同的虫口密度果园试验,以诱蛾量下降率、为害率和雌蛾交配率3项指标考察,该诱杀器1次挂出,在田间有效期达70～80天,取得了较理想防治效果。     

梨小食心虫性信息素田间应用技术研究

梨小食心虫Grapholitha molesta(Busck)是梨园、桃园重要的果树害虫。本文比较研究了梨小食心虫性信息素在梨园、桃园悬挂不同高度、设置不同密度对梨小食心虫雄性成虫诱捕效果的影响,结果表明:在梨树树冠范围内,梨小食心虫性信息素最佳设置高度为2 m;在桃树树冠范围内,梨小食心虫性信息素最佳设置高度为1.5 m;同时,田间诱捕效果与性信息素设置密度密切相关,梨园中,每0.067 hm2设置密度为6¹0个诱芯时,对梨小食心虫的诱捕效果影响不大,而桃园中每0.067 hm2设置8个诱芯时,有最好的诱集效果。本研究可为梨小食心虫性信息素田间应用提供指导。     

梨小食心虫性信息素在四种载体中释放速率及田间迷向率研究

【目的】研究4种常用缓释载体对梨小食心虫Grapholithamolesta性信息素的释放速率及田间迷向效果,为制作梨小食心虫迷向剂筛选合适的缓释材料。【方法】采用气相色谱法测定野外条件下梨小食心虫性信息素在PE管、PE瓶、PE袋和PVC管4种载体中的释放速率,并通过田间试验研究4种缓释载体处理下桃园梨小食心虫的迷向率和持效期。【结果】在测试期内,PE管和PE瓶中梨小食心虫性信息素释放速率范围分别为0.32-1.62mg/d和0.59-2.73mg/d,两种载体持效期均达到5个月;PVC管的释放速率在0.71-6.86 mg/d之间,田间持效期3个月;PE袋释放速率1.14-19.27 mg/d,持效期仅1个月。4种缓释载体中梨小食心虫性信息素释放过程均符合一级动力学方程,4种载体的半衰期由高到低顺序为：PE管>PE瓶>PVC管>PE袋。在持效期内,4种缓释材料的迷向效果均达到90%以上。【结论】野外条件下PE管和PE瓶中梨小食心虫性信息素释放速率较稳定,持效期长,迷向率高,适合作为制作梨小食心虫的迷向剂的缓释材料。     

梨小食心虫与苹果蠹蛾为害对苹果果实防御酶活性的影响

【目的】植物在生长过程中,面对昆虫的取食危害演化出了系统而有效的防御策略。本研究探索了苹果果实应对蛀果害虫危害的防御反应机制。【方法】本文以蛀果害虫梨小食心虫Grapholitha molesta和苹果蠹蛾Cydia pomonella为研究对象,研究食心虫为害对果树防御酶活性的影响及反映寄主受其危害的应激程度。【结果】结果表明将梨小食心虫和苹果蠹蛾分别接虫于苹果果实处理后,寄主的蛋白质含量、CAT、POD和SOD活性明显高于未被危害果实且差异显著;梨小食心虫与苹果蠹蛾同时取食为害时,CAT活性4-8d时上升,12d后开始下降;POD活性增强明显高于其它4个处理,SOD活性明显高于其它处理且差异显著(P0.05)。【结论】苹果果实在遭受到虫害胁迫时,可诱导寄主体内防御酶出现应激反应,从而发挥重要保障作用。     

不同口径陷阱诱捕器诱杀梨小食心虫研究

梨小食心虫Grapholitha molesta(Busck)是重要的蛀果类害虫之一,目前性信息素广泛应用于梨小食心虫防治,为明确性信息素陷阱诱捕器的诱捕效果,针对开口方式设计四面开口和两面开口两种处理的陷阱诱捕器;针对口径的大小下设计2、3、4、5、6 cm的5种口径的对口瓶陷阱式诱捕器,分别在桃园对梨小食心虫进行诱捕试验,诱捕结果显示两面开口的诱捕器诱捕效果比四面开口的诱捕器效果显著,口径为2 cm和3 cm的陷井式诱捕器诱捕效果最佳,诱捕量显著高于5 cm和6 cm,诱捕量达34.6头/日和20.4头/日。通过试验明确了陷阱诱捕器的最佳诱捕效果的参数,同时为测报及田间大量诱杀的诱捕器使用提供依据,为防控梨小食心虫性信息素诱捕器提供标准化参数。     

大面积连片应用性迷向素对桃园梨小食心虫的防控效果

为了评价梨小食心虫迷向素的实际防控效果,在大面积连片使用梨小食心虫性迷向素的北京市平谷区(约8667 ha),分别选择王辛庄镇翟各庄村、东杏园村和峪口镇西营村的3个处理果园。以临近的采用常规化学防治的顺义区杨镇小曹庄村为对照,采用性诱剂和糖醋液监测调查比较桃园梨小食心虫的发生动态、抽样法调查统计桃树蛀梢率和蛀果率等,评价性迷向素梨小食心虫田间控制效果。结果显示,迷向素处理区梨小食心虫的种群数量显著低于常规化学防治的对照区。3个迷向素处理区梨小食心虫的迷向率分别为99.05%、98.10%和99.68%;保梢效果均在98.40%以上,保果效果几乎达到100%。说明桃园大面积应用迷向技术对梨小食心虫具有很好的控制作用。     

梨小食心虫生物防治研究进展

梨小食心虫Grapholita molesta(Busck)是世界性分布的果树主要害虫之一,可危害多种果树。多年来,过度依赖化学农药防治梨小食心虫效果并不理想,且杀伤天敌、污染环境、导致农药残留。利用自然天敌防治梨小食心虫高效、无毒、无污染,符合当前社会对环保的要求。本文结合前人工作,从病原微生物、寄生性天敌、捕食性天敌、性信息素、化学信息物质等方面,综述了梨小食心虫生物防治的研究进展,并对其应用前景进行了展望。     

Yeast engineering to express sex pheromone gland genes of the oriental fruit moth,Grapholita molesta

Mating disruption by using sex pheromone is an ecofriendly alternative way to control insect pests. To be effective, large amounts of sex pheromone are needed, leading to a relatively high production cost. To reduce the cost for chemical synthesis of sex pheromone, yeast engineering technology has been devised. This study used a baker's yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, to express genes associated with sex pheromone biosynthesis of the Oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta. Compared to other fatty acid biosynthetic pathways, two steps that are unique to pheromone gland of G. molesta are proposed: desaturation at even number catalyzed by desaturase (Gm-DES) and terminal reduction catalyzed by fatty acyl reductase (Gm-FAR). Gm-DES and Gm-FAR were cloned into a yeast expression vector, pYES2.1. They were used to transform S. cerevisiae by a double transfection method. The transformed yeast was induced with 2% galactose to over-express these two exogenous genes. Their expression was confirmed by RT-PCR and western blotting. To facilitate pheromone production, transformed yeasts were supplied with myristic acid during over-expression. Resulting fatty acid composition was analyzed by GC-MS after fatty acid methyl ester derivatization. Control yeast produced mostly saturated fatty acids. However, a single gene (Gm-DES)-transformed yeast produced unsaturated fatty acids at ∆9 such as Z9-tetradecenoic acid (Z9-14:1), palmitoleic acid (Z9-16:1), and oleic acid (Z9-18:1) in addition to saturated fatty acids. The double-transformed yeast produced an additional component, alcohol form of oleic acid (Z9-18:OH). These results suggest that Gm-DES can catalyze desaturation of fatty acids at ∆9 and Gm-FAR can reduce terminal carboxylic acid into alcohol.     

Effects of varying sex pheromone component ratios on the zigzagging flight movements of the oriental fruit moth,Grapholita molesta

As the ratio of (E)-8-dodecenyl acetate (E8–12Ac) to (Z)-8-dodecenyl acetate (Z8–12Ac) increased past optimal low levels in the pheromone blend, fewer males were able to fly 2.5 m upwind to the source. The tracks of males that flew in plumes of such high-(E)off-blends were slower and narrower than those of males flying to lower-(E)blends. The tracks were narrower, first of all, because as the proportion of E8–12Ac increased, the males steered more into the wind. More of their thrust was directed upwind and therefore their groundspeed to either side of the windline was reduced. In addition, males also reduced their airspeeds to high-(E)blends, which contributed to the decreased groundspeeds and narrower tracks. No significant changes in the frequency of counterturning were found in response to increasing proportions of E8–12Ac. The inability to continue upwind flight in a plume of an off ratio was indicated by in-flight arrestment in the plume. Arrestment resulted from changes in the course angles steered by the males and the airspeeds flown.     

Behaviour of male oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta, in overlapping sex pheromone plumes in a wind tunnel

The behaviour of Grapholita molesta (Busck) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) males was studied in overlapping sex pheromone plumes in a wind tunnel. The ultimate aim of the study was to assess the effect of different treatments on male behaviour and consider the observed changes within the context of the suggested mechanisms underlying mating disruption. Two baits were placed either in series or parallel using both synthetic pheromone blends and female extracts. One bait, the reference containing (Z)-8-dodecenyl acetate/(E)-8-dodecenyl acetate/(Z)-8-dodecenol in a ratio of 100/6/10 was kept constant at a dose of 100 g of the main component, giving a composition and a release rate close to that of a female. The dose of the other bait varied between 0.1 and 100 times the concentration of the reference and was a mixture of one, two or three pheromone components. Males clearly discriminated between different blends and doses in the overlapping plumes, for regardless if the lures were presented in series or in parallel they followed the complete plume. Complete suppression of the response to the reference was only achieved with 300 g of the optimal three-component blend on the other lure. When tested singly, a bait consisting of Z8-12:OAc/E8-12:OAc/Z8-12:O Hin a 100/0.2/0.4 ratio, attracted a high proportion of the males when placed 75 cm upwind of the male release site, but no males from 150 cm. Our data suggest that complete pheromone blends should be more effective than any incomplete blends in mating disruption formulations for G. molesta.     

Effects of intermittent and continuous pheromone stimulation on the flight behaviour of the oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta

ABSTRACT. When male oriental fruit moths, Grapholita molesta (Busck) (Tortricidae), casting in clean air entered an airstream permeated with pheromone their flight tracks changed immediately on initial contact with pheromone, but after a few seconds returned to casting as if in clean air. The degree of change in the flight track was directly related to the concentration of pheromone. Although little net uptunnel movement occurred in response to the continuous stimulation provided by a uniformly permeated airstream, when an intermittent stimulus provided by a point-source plume was superimposed onto the permeated airstream moths were able to 'lock on' and zigzag uptunnel in the plume. The percentage of moths doing so corresponded to the difference between the peak concentration within the plume and the background concentration of pheromone permeating the airstream. Moths also locked onto, and flew upwind along the pheromone-clean-air boundary formed along a pheromone-permeated side corridor. Because a similar response was observed along a horizontal edge between a pheromone-permeated floor corridor and clean air, we conclude that the intermittent stimulation at the edge perpetuated the narrow zigzagging response to pheromone.     

Reduction of the response to sex pheromone in the oriental fruit moth,Grapholita molesta (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) following successive pheromonal exposures

The effects of prior pheromonal experience upon the pheromone- mediated upwind flight response was examined in the oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta(Busck) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae). Adult male G. molestawere subjected to a parallel series of staggered and repeated pheromonal exposures in a sustained-flight wind tunnel. Levels of response to pheromone in male G. molestasignificantly decreased in a (a) rectilinear function with increased ages of individuals, (b) logarithmic function of successive trials, and (c) steeper logarithmic function of successive trials with increased dosage of sex pheromone. The baseline levels of responding were not affected by either the (a) dosage of sex pheromone, (b) posteclosion ages of individuals for their initial exposures once the main effect of age itself was estimated, (c) elapsed time in hours between trials, or (d) discrete days of testing as integral intervals, disregarding hours within days.     

Real-time monitoring of oriental fruit moth,Grapholita molesta,populations using a remote sensing pheromone trap in apple orchards

A fusion of information technology (IT) and sex pheromone monitoring provides a remote sensing IT-pheromone trap to monitor Oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta, populations in apple orchards. Once a male of G. molesta is attracted to its sex pheromone lure in the trap, an infrared sensor installed at the funnel-shaped orifice generates an electric signal. The signal is processed in a central processor and then transferred to an internet site via a code division multiple access protocol. The signal also contains information about when each male is caught. Daily trapping information from different localities is archived in a website. The accuracy of IT-pheromone traps in detecting male catches was shown by a high correlation (r = 0.956) between the generated IT signals and actual numbers of males caught in the trap in apple orchards. Using this IT-pheromone trap, G. molesta in apple orchards was monitored for one year. These data were compared with monitoring data obtained from a conventional wing type-based sticky trap containing the identical sex pheromone lure. Both showed four characteristic adult peaks from April to September and were significantly correlated (r = 0.695). IT-pheromone traps also gave real-time signals of male catches in the field. These real-time signals of male catches showed a characteristic diel attraction rhythm from 4 pm to midnight. The diel rhythm of the male response to the sex pheromone started earlier in the evening in the spring season compared to mid and late seasons. This study provides a novel sex pheromone trap for G. molesta to monitor its population in field conditions in real-time without visiting or counting. The field monitoring data can be accessed any time through a designated internet website.     

The effects of pheromone concentration on the flight behaviour of the oriental fruit moth, Grapholitha molesta

ABSTRACT. Male oriental fruit moths, Grapholitha molesta (Busck) (Tortricidae), flew at lower overall and net ground velocities when they flew toward higher concentration pheromone sources. Turning frequency was greater with increased pheromone concentration, while the distance of turns from the plume axis back towards the axis decreased. Turning magnitude and inter-reversal track angles remained constant at all concentrations tested. Concomitant with the changes in ground velocity but constant inter-reversal angles, were decreases in airspeed, decreases in the moths' course angles and increases in their drift angles. The significance of these changes is discussed in relation to their possible role in a longitudinal chemoklinotactic programme of turning operating in conjunction with anemotaxis to allow location of a pheromone source in wind.     

Dual pheromone dispenser for combined control of codling moth Cydia pomonella L. and oriental fruit moth Grapholita molesta (Busck) (Lep., Tortricidae) in pears

Codling moth (CM) and oriental fruit moth (OFM) are very important orchard pests worldwide, and particularly in Victoria, Australia, where both species damage pome fruit. Individually CM and OFM have been controlled successfully by pheromone‐mediated mating disruption, but treatment of pome fruit with full registered rates of two individual hand‐applied dispensers for CM and OFM could be uneconomical for growers. Field trials conducted over three seasons in plots sprayed with insecticides consistently demonstrated that dual Isomate C/OFM TT dispensers, designed to disrupt both CM and OFM, were as effective as Isomate CTT and Isomate OFM Rosso dispensers applied individually in pears for control of CM and OFM respectively. The dual‐ and individual‐species dispensers reduced moth catches and fruit damage to a similar degree. The results suggest that combined control of CM and OFM in pears by applying dual Isomate C/OFM TT dispensers at the full‐recommended rate of 500 dispensers per hectare will be more economical than use of individual species dispensers, because the price and application cost of dual dispenser is about half that for individual dispensers.     

印楝素乳油对梨小食心虫的防控效果研究

【目的】探索0.3%印楝素乳油对梨小食心虫Grapholita molesta的控制效果。【方法】根据梨小食心虫的生物习性,采用浸渍法和浸虫法对梨小食心虫1日龄、3日龄、5日龄的卵和3龄、5龄幼虫进行了杀虫活性测定,采用药膜法对梨小食心虫初孵幼虫进行毒力测定,并通过田间试验测定0.3%印楝素乳油对梨小食心虫的控制效果。【结果】0.3%印楝素乳油对梨小食心虫1日龄、3日龄和5日龄卵的致死中量分别为6.5195、4.5789、6.6268 mg/L,对初孵幼虫的致死中量为6.0495 mg/L,效果较好,而对3龄和5龄幼虫几乎没有杀伤作用。使用有效成分为2.0 mg/kg~3.0 mg/L的印楝素乳油在田间进行梨小食心虫防治试验时,药后5 d和10 d的防治效果在63.18%~76.22%之间,至药后15 d时,防效则下降到27%以下,果实受害明显,表明该药剂已失去控制作用。【结论】印楝素乳油不能作为防治梨小食心虫的专用药剂,仅可在其发生危害的初期,防治其他害虫时,作为兼治的药剂来使用。     

Mating disruption barriers in pome fruit for improved control of oriental fruit moth Grapholita molesta Busck (Lep., Tortricidae) in stone fruit under mating disruption

Oriental fruit moth (OFM) Grapholita molesta Busck (Lep., Tortricidae) is a very important pest in commercial orchards in Victoria, Australia. Pheromone‐mediated mating disruption (MD) applied in stone fruit orchards successfully controlled OFM populations for many years, but damage to shoot tips and fruit at the edge of peach blocks located adjacent to pear blocks under insecticide treatments has become problematic. To improve protection of stone fruit against edge damage and outbreaks of OFM, all orchards were treated with sex pheromone dispensers for MD on an area‐wide basis. Area‐wide MD treatment, including all pome and stone fruit orchards in a discrete area, successfully controlled edge infestations of OFM, but was expensive. To reduce the cost of OFM control, sex pheromone dispensers for MD were applied as barrier treatments to 54–60 m of neighbouring pears adjacent to peaches under MD. Detailed monitoring of the OFM population, shoot tip and fruit damage assessments indicated that application of MD barriers on pears during two consecutive seasons provided sufficient control of OFM on peaches. This MD barrier treatment was able to reduce the number of OFM caught in all experimental peach blocks, with damage to shoot tips and fruit giving similar results to MD treatment of the whole neighbouring pear block. Extending the MD treatment area for 54–60 m into the neighbouring pear block significantly reduced the edge damage in MD‐treated peaches in the first season and almost eliminated OFM damage in the second season.