马铃薯甲虫成虫田间扩散规律

马铃薯甲虫具有很强的自主扩散能力,为进一步明确马铃薯甲虫在田间自然条件下的扩散特性,采用"标记—释放—回捕"方法研究了农田生态系统下的马铃薯甲虫扩散规律。结果表明:随着释放时间的推后,回捕得到的虫口数量逐渐减少。田间的平均拥挤度、平均密度和拥挤度指标也逐渐减小,至释放后7 d,马铃薯甲虫的空间分布格局变化为均匀分布。在扩散速度上,马铃薯甲虫越冬代和第2代成虫扩散速度显著高于第1代成虫,而越冬代和第2代成虫的扩散速度差异不明显,雌虫的扩散速度大于雄虫。在扩散方向上,各世代成虫扩散没有明显的方向性,呈向四周随机扩散趋势。     

降水对新疆马铃薯甲虫分布的影响

为明确降水在中国新疆地区对马铃薯甲虫分布的影响,揭示制约马铃薯甲虫分布扩散的关键环境因子,为马铃薯甲虫的持续防控和综合治理提供理论依据。该研究结合新疆历史降水数据,对马铃薯甲虫现有分布区内的降水时空格局展开分析,比较了马铃薯甲虫危害程度与降水时空格局的关系。结果表明:马铃薯甲虫现主要分布于新疆年降水量在150 mm以上地区,早期定殖的地区降水量大于后期定殖区,其扩散方向为自西向东,同时年降水量也逐渐减少。马铃薯甲虫危害程度也随着经度增加而递减,早期发现马铃薯甲虫的地区受危害程度较重。降水量减少导致的水分缺乏对马铃薯甲虫的分布扩散具有一定的制约作用。     

危害茄科蔬菜的外来入侵害虫——马铃薯甲虫

马铃薯甲虫是世界著名的入侵害虫,是我国的重要检疫性有害生物,主要危害马铃薯、茄子和西红柿等茄科蔬菜。该甲虫目前分布于美洲、欧洲和亚洲等30多个国家和地区,于1993年入侵我国新疆,到2010年扩散到36个县市,最前沿为木垒县。该文介绍了马铃薯甲虫的扩散历史、危害情况、发生规律以及防治措施,指出我国在西北方向遭受新疆马铃薯甲虫入侵内地威胁的同时,也在东北方向遭受俄罗斯滨海边区马铃薯甲虫对黑龙江及东北地区入侵的严重威胁,应加强防范。     

基于判别分析预测马铃薯甲虫发生与出土时间

【目的】马铃薯甲虫是马铃薯生产过程中的毁灭性害虫。温度是影响马铃薯甲虫发生的重要因素,明确马铃薯甲虫越冬期及发生期的温度对其发生的影响,可为该害虫未来发生情况的预测和防治提供理论支持。【方法】采用逐步判别分析法对1994—2021年马铃薯甲虫越冬及发生期（上一年12月—当年9月）新疆察布查尔县马铃薯甲虫发生等级及出土时间进行判别分类,建立发生预测模型。【结果】在训练组中,马铃薯甲虫的发生等级、出土时间判别准确率分别为100.00%、80.00%;在预测组中,马铃薯甲虫的发生等级、出土时间总判别准确率分别为69.23%、76.92%,认为判别结果较可信。【结论】通过对影响发生程度、出土时间判别的因素筛选发现,察布查尔县马铃薯甲虫的出土和发生判别均受到4月温度的影响。     

不同寄主植物上马铃薯甲虫种群生长发育的比较研究

马铃薯甲虫Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say)是马铃薯Solanum tuberosum等茄科作物上的一种毁灭性害虫。为了探明寄主植物对新疆马铃薯甲虫种群生长发育的影响, 本研究通过非选择性试验测定了马铃薯、 茄子Solanum melongena和番茄Lycopersicon esculentum 3种栽培寄主及野生寄主中亚天仙子Hyoscyamus pusillus对马铃薯甲虫种群生长发育、 存活、 繁殖及生命表参数的影响。结果表明： 马铃薯甲虫幼虫虽然能够取食番茄, 但幼虫的发育历期长、 存活率低且蛹不能羽化, 表明番茄不是新疆马铃薯甲虫种群的适宜寄主。马铃薯、 茄子、 中亚天仙子3种寄主植物对该虫卵、 幼虫、 蛹的存活率和发育历期及成虫产卵前期没有显著影响, 但对蛹重和繁殖力影响显著。取食不同寄主植物后, 该虫蛹重和繁殖力从大到小的次序为： 马铃薯＞茄子＞中亚天仙子; 种群的净增殖率(R₀)、 内禀增长率(r_m)和种群趋势指数(I)从大到小依次为： 马铃薯＞茄子＞中亚天仙子。因此马铃薯为新疆马铃薯甲虫种群的最适宜寄主, 其次为茄子和中亚天仙子, 而番茄为不适宜寄主。     

新疆北部马铃薯甲虫幼虫对常规杀虫剂的抗药性（英文）

为了了解并掌握马铃薯甲虫Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say)在新疆的抗性水平及动态, 为科学用药提供理论依据, 利用点滴法测定了新疆北部马铃薯甲虫6个田间种群(乌鲁木齐、 阜康、 昌吉、 阿勒泰、 尼勒克和特克斯) 的4龄幼虫对14种常规药剂的敏感性, 并测试了磷酸三苯酯（TPP）、 顺丁烯二酸二乙酯（DEM）和氧化胡椒基丁醚（PBO）的增效作用。结果表明: 与已报道的基线相比, 特克斯种群对几种药剂都敏感, 因此确定特克斯田间种群为敏感品系。与特克斯敏感品系相比, 昌吉种群对三氟氯氰菊酯、 溴氰菊酯、 克百威及丁硫克百威的抗性倍数分别为108.8, 30, 17.6和24.7, 而尼勒克种群对这4种药剂的抗性倍数分别为29.4, 42.5, 10.1和89.9。此外, 昌吉和阜康种群对高效氯氰菊酯也分别产生8.9和13.0倍的中等抗性。增效测定结果显示: 对于尼勒克种群, PBO对三氟氯氰菊酯有明显增效作用; 对于昌吉种群, PBO, TPP和DEM对克百威有明显增效作用。因此推断解毒酶活性增强可能是新疆马铃薯甲虫对三氟氯氰菊酯和克百威的抗性机制之一。由于增效作用不能完全消除抗性, 因此新疆马铃薯甲虫的抗药性还可能涉及到其他机制。     

基于GIS的城市绿地景观空间结构研究——以宁波市为例

城市绿地景观的空间结构分析是城市景观生态系统研究的重要内容和基本特色之一。分析了;城市绿地景观生态系统的空间结构元素及其特征。运用景观生态学的原理,在GIS支持下对宁波市城市绿地景观缀块的等级与分布、空间结构的度量进行了研究和分析,并对该市的城市绿地景观按行政单元进行了综合评价。研究结果表明,宁波市城市绿地线块个数以面积小于500m^2的小型缀块为主(95．32％),而缀块面积大于3000m^2的大中型和大型缀块虽然个数较少(仅0．75％),却是构成该市城市绿地景观的主体(面积占35．99％)。宁波市城市绿地景观多样性指数为0．717,均匀度为0．629,景观优势度为0．669,聚集度为0．870．破碎度为0．292,总分离度为1．456,绿地廊道密度为2．237,分维数为1．373。城市绿地景观总体表现为类型分布不均。各种类型相差较大,破碎度较小,多样性程度不高。综合评价结果为江东区最佳,景观结构最为合理,海曙区次之,江北区较差,全市总体上较好。研究结果为宁波市城市绿地景观生态系统的规划、设计提供了生态学依据,为“生态园林城市”建设提供了理论依据。     

基于GIS的城市绿地景观引力场研究——以宁波市为例

城市绿地是城市用地的重要组成部分 ,也是城市生态系统的一个子系统。城市绿地景观的评价是城市生态系统研究的重要课题之一。在 GIS技术支持下 ,对城市绿地景观进行了研究。在研究过程中 ,将物理学中“场”的相关理论引入城市绿地景观的研究 ,提出绿地景观引力场的概念及评价方法。绿地景观引力场是城市绿地系统为城市居民提供服务能力的大小或潜力 ,其主要影响因素有绿地景观本身的质量、城市人口分布状况、城市土地利用现状、城市主要交通设施等。在研究中需要建立以下相关模型 :城市阻力的空间分布模型、城市人口的空间分布模型、城市公共绿地的空间分布模型、城市绿地景观引力场的空间分布评价模型。研究结果得出以下结论 :(1)景观引力场用于城市绿地系统的评价 ,能够更好地反映城市绿地的空间分布格局 ;(2 )丰富了城市绿地系统评价的指标内容和评价方法 ;(3)该方法从景观设计上提供了一个可供决策参考的依据 ;(4 )景观引力场还可用于城市其它服务设施的合理性与有效性的评价与研究。     

基于RS/GIS公路路域水土流失动态变化的研究——以榆靖高速公路为例

基于RS数据源,利用ERDAS和ArcGIS软件技术,对榆靖高速公路两侧300m范围水土流失动态变化开展研究。通过遥感图像数字处理方法,提取对水土流失起主导作用的植被覆盖度、土地利用类型、沟谷密度等因子;在矢量化等高线数据的基础上生成数字高程模型(DEM),提取地形坡度因子,将这4个因子在GIS中进行空间叠加分析。参照《土壤侵蚀分级标准》,生成研究区不同时段水土流失强度等级图,利用GIS属性统计功能对公路沿线各等级水土流失区面积进行统计,参照研究区不同侵蚀类型的土壤侵蚀模数,得出1996年和2006年公路沿线各流失区的水土流失量,并对公路沿线水土流失动态变化进行分析。结果表明：榆靖高速公路修建后沿线600m范围水土流失总量减少19.26万t/a,水土流失呈减弱趋势。公路施工期导致水土流失增强的各种因素随着营运期固化路面的形成而逐渐消失,防沙固沙和生态恢复等措施有效改善了公路路域生态环境,对公路沿线水土流失防治起到了积极作用。     

基于GIS的关键性生态空间辨识——以鄱阳湖生态经济区为例

生态空间承担着维持区域生态平衡的使命,并为社会提供持续不断的生态空间服务,是区域土地生态能持续地提供自然空间服务的基本保障。以自然生态环境脆弱的鄱阳湖生态经济区为研究区,结合国内外学者的相关实践经验和研究成果,基于RS和GIS等相关空间信息技术,通过生态系统服务功能重要性评价和生态系统敏感性评价方法,因地制宜地选取了相应评价指标,以栅格为单元辨识了鄱阳湖生态经济区关键性生态空间。研究结果表明:鄱阳湖生态经济区关键性生态空间面积为27751.25 km~2,占研究区总面积的52.55%,其中底线型生态空间面积为17125.31 km~2,占研究区总面积三分之一,危机型生态空间面积为4431.19 km~2,占研究区总面积的8.39%,缓冲型生态空间面积为6194.75 km~2,占研究区总面积的11.73%。在现状土地利用生态安全冲突分析中,有14.29%的耕地、9.31%的建设用地处于关键性生态区内。     

Predation on Colorado Potato Beetle Eggs by Generalist Predators in Research and Commercial Potato Plantings

Field studies quantified predation on Colorado potato beetle [Leptinotarsa decemlineata(Say)] eggs and determined the relationship between predation and egg mass abundance in research and commercial potato plantings in eastern North Carolina. Predator exclusion experiments were conducted weekly in research plantings. In addition, egg mass density and predation on egg masses were monitored throughout the season in research plots and commercial potato fields. Predation was an important source of mortality for Colorado potato beetle eggs. Survivorship of eggs exposed to predators was consistently, significantly lower than survivorship of eggs protected from predation. Averaged over 2 years, the mean survivorship of eggs protected from predation was 69%, compared with 26% survivorship of eggs exposed to predation. Regression analysis failed to detect any relationship between egg mortality due to predation and egg abundance. These results imply that efforts to reduce Colorado potato beetle populations selectively will not be offset by an according decline in abundance of natural enemies and therefore should be fully compatible with naturally occurring biological control.     

Sperm utilization and post-copulatory female-guarding in the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata

Crosses between white and black color morphs of the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata Say, used as genetic markers, showed that male beetles ride and guard females to achieve the three copulations required to fill the spermatheca. Multiple matings are necessary for the females to realize their full reproductive potential. Sperm mixing occurs in the spermatheca providing partial sperm precedence. The data support the competitive mate searching theory.

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Résumé Différentes combinaisons d'accouplements entre des mutants noirs et blancs du doryphore de la pomme de terre, Leptinotarsa decemlineata, servirent à étudier le comportement de guarde de la femelle par le mâle après un premier accouplement. Les résultats indiquent que le sperme de deux mâles accouplant la même femelle se mélange dans la spermathèque assurant ainsi un certain niveau de précédence du sperme du dernier mâle.La masse de sperme dans la spermathèque était inférieure à sa capacité chez les femelles ayant été accouplées une ou deux fois. Le doryphore mâle aurait donc avantage à demeurer sur la femelle après un premier accouplement afin d'obtenir le minimum de trois accouplements requis pour remplir la spermathèque avant que les autres mâles puissent accoupler cette femelle. Les autres mâles ont avantage à essayer de dérober cette femelle pour remplir eux mêmes la spermathèque ou tout au moins profiter d'une certaine précédence du sperme du dernier mâle pour fertiliser une partie des oeufs.Sans accouplements multiples, la femelle ne possède pas suffisamment de sperme pour féconder tous ses oeufs. II semble aussi que les accouplements répétés puissent augmenter sa fécondité.Les résultats supportent une stratégie reproductive de compétition plutôt qu'une simple maximisation du nombre d'accouplements.

     

Intraspecific mitochondrial DNA variation in the Colorado potato beetle,Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)

Restriction endonuclease analyses of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) were used to examine genetic variability and population structure inLeptinotarsa decemlineata (Say). A group of three enzymes, EcoRI, HpaI, and PstI, was used to reveal polymorphism both within and among some of the 10 populations tested, yielding 16 haplotypes in combination. The frequencies of these 16 haplotypes differed significantly across geographic regions, indicating some partitioning of mtDNA haplotypes. Estimates of mtDNA sequence divergence (δ) between haplotypes ranged from 0.016 to 0.135%, suggesting local differentiation of mtDNA in some populations. Analysis of these data suggests that Texas was colonized by more than one mtDNA lineage, most likely originating in Mexico. We hypothesize that a larger founder size for the initial introductions or high levels of variability in the parent population at the edge of the CPB expanding range led to the initial partitioning of haplotypes observed in samples from Texas.     

Functional Response ofColeomegilla maculata(Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) to Colorado Potato Beetle Eggs (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae)

A comparative study of the functional response ofColeomegilla maculataDeGeer (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) fourth instars was conducted under laboratory, greenhouse, and field conditions. In the laboratory, individual larvae were placed in 9-cm petri dishes for 24 h, with 1, 3, 5, or 7 Colorado potato beetle (Leptinotarsa decemlineata[Say]) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae) egg masses. Each egg mass was standardized at 15 eggs. In the greenhouse and field,C. maculatalarvae were provided with an equivalent of 0.5 to 35L. decemlineataegg masses/m²of potato leaf. Fourth instars ofC. maculataexhibited a type II functional response toL. decemlineataeggs under laboratory, greenhouse, and field conditions. Predator search efficiency was inversely related with prey density. The maximum mean attack rate (8.7 eggs) byC. maculatalarvae in the field was about half the mean attack rate in the laboratory (17.6 eggs) and greenhouse (20.1 eggs). The difference in prey density between the laboratory and field seems to have been a major contributing factor in determining the rate of predation, whereas differences in environmental conditions (e.g., temperature and possible alternate food) may explain the differences observed in the predation rate in the greenhouse and field.     

A study on mode of antifeedant effects of epilimonol against Leptinotarsa decemlineata

Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say), neonate larvae and adults were bioassayed with the antifeedant epilimonol. Three-day exposure of neonate larvae resulted in increasing delays in development (appearance of 4th instars) corresponding to increasing dosages. At a dosage of 20 g/cm², development was delayed by about 40% without other detrimental effects. Mouthpart coating of adult beetles with epilimonol emulsion resulted in significant feeding reductions, while injection of epilimonol into the haemolymph of female adults did not elicit significant feeding reduction or oviposition suppression. The results indicated that epilimonol did not elicit significant internal toxicity, and feeding reductions were most likely exerted by action on chemoreceptors on mouthparts or in the preoral cavity.     

Soil Applications of Steinernematid and Heterorhabditid Nematodes for Control of Colorado Potato Beetles,Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say)

Three strains of Steinernema feltiae Filipjev (All, Mexican, and Breton strains) and one of Heterorhabditis heliothidis (Khan, Brooks, and Hirschmann) were evaluated for their potential to control Colorado potato beetle (CPB), Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say), larvae and pupae in the soil. In laboratory studies, H. heliothidis and S. feltiae (Mexican strain) produced the highest mortality (6 days posttreatment) of CPB when applied to the surface of a soil column containing mature CPB larvae 5 cm below. Mortality ranged from 80 to 90% at rates of 79-158 nematodes/cm². Similar results were seen in a field microplot study with all four nematodes; S. feltiae (Mexican strain) and H. heliothidis were most effective. Adult CPB emergence was reduced 86.5-100% after application of 31-93 H. heliothidis/cm² and 88.4-100% with 93-155 S. feltiae (Mexican strain)/cm². The All strain of S. feltiae was moderately effective (ca. 80% reduction at 93-155 nematodes/cm²), while the Breton strain was ineffective (< 40% reduction at 155 nematodes/cm²). In small plots of potatoes enclosed in field cages, application of H. heliothidis and S. feltiae (Mexican strain) at rates of 93-155 nematodes/cm² before larval CPB burial in the soil resulted in 66-77% reduction in adult CPB emergence. Soil applications of these nematodes show potential for biological control of CPB.     

Prey Preference by the StinkbugPerillus bioculatus,a Predator of the Colorado Potato Beetle

Perillus bioculatus(F.) is sometimes considered a generalist but has most often been recorded as predator of Colorado potato beetle (CPB),Leptinotarsa decemlineata.(Say). This study was designed to analyze prey selection inP. bioculatuswith respect to factors that may lead to specialization. To establish if parental prey determines preference in na?&#x0308;ve progeny, prey selection experiments were conducted with the CPB and two unusual prey, the yellow mealwormTenebrio molitor(L.) and the house cricketAcheta domesticus(L.). Na?&#x0308;ve nymphs reared from yellow mealworm-fed parents in the absence of contact with the CPB initiated feeding more frequently on CPB (81.4%) than on cricket prey (69.6%) (P = 0.038), suggesting genetically inheritable preference for CPB. Progeny from CPBfed parents initiated feeding more frequently on CPB prey (93.3%) than on yellow mealworm prey (76.6%) (P = 0.0001), but progeny from yellow mealwormfed parents initiated feeding on yellow mealworm prey as frequently (89.2%) as on CPB (95.0%) (P = 0.613). Similarly, progeny from CPB-fed parents established proboscis contact more frequently on CPB (39.2%) than on house cricket prey (25.0%) (P = 0.008), whereas those from cricket-fed parents probed house cricket prey as frequently (12.5%) as CPB prey (15.4%) (P = 0.416). Results confirm specialization ofP. bioculatustoward CPB or related prey and suggest genetically inheritable as well as maternally reinforcible affinity toward CPB prey. However, affinity of na?&#x0308;ve nymphs for the CPB can be lowered by rearing parents on alternative prey, increasing their chances of survival when alternative prey must be relied upon.     

Electronic tags for the tracking of insects in flight: effect of weight on flight performance of adult Colorado potato beetles

The wing loading of the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say) (Coleoptera: Chrysomelidae), was found to decrease slightly with increasing size over a wide range of individual sizes and independent of sex. This makes it possible to use tags of the same weight for beetles of all sizes and suggests that if the addition of light electronic tags has any effect on the beetle's flight it will be similar across beetle size. The wing loading of individual potato beetles ranged from an average minimum 10.9 N m^–2 to an average maximum of 15.6 N m^–2 as their weights fluctuated over time following water and food uptake or dispersal. However, tests carried out in flight chambers indicate that beetles become incapable of upward flight as they go beyond an average wing loading of 11.8 N m^–2, that is 101 N (10.3 mg) beyond their minimum weight. It is estimated from our results that electronic tags should weigh no more than 23–33% of the potato beetle's acceptable extra loading for the technique to have no or minimal impact on the number and quality of upward flights taken.     

Glandular trichomes ofSolanum berthaultii alter host preference of the Colorado potato Beetle,Leptinotarsa decemlineata

Choice and no-choice studies were conducted to determine how the glandular trichomes of the wild potato,Solanum berthaultii Hawkes, affect host preference of the Colorado potato beetle,Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say). Given a feeding choice betweenS. tuberosum andS. berthaultii, larvae and adults preferred the foliage ofS. tuberosum, but adults were more discriminating. When foliage ofS. berthaultii was appressed toS. tuberosum leaflets, fewer adults fed on the appressed leaflets. When given a choice between ‘trichome-intact’ and ‘trichome-removed’S. berthaultii foliage, adults preferred to feed on the latter. The preference for ‘trichome-removed’ foliage and the percent of adults initiating feeding, increased with the degree of trichome removal. These studies provide evidence that the resistance ofS. berthaultii is associated with feeding deterrents localized in the glandular trichomes, thatS. berthaultii possesses more than one mechanism of resistance to the Colorado potato beetle, and that the expression of resistance is dependent on the developmental stage of the insect.