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Method for collecting young red imported fire ants

A technology of red fire ants and collection devices, which is applied in the fields of catching or killing insects, applications, animal husbandry, etc., can solve the problems of lack of collection methods for young ants, and achieve the effects of simple operation, guaranteed collection quality, and improved collection efficiency

Active Publication Date: 2014-06-25
INST OF ZOOLOGY GUANGDONG ACAD OF SCI
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At present, there is a lack of collection methods for larvae, which has become an obstacle to the rapid collection of colonies and the separation and utilization of larvae.

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[0020] Such as figure 1 As shown, the collection device of RIFA larvae in this embodiment includes a light-tight shield 1 and a base 2, and the light shield 1 is cylindrical, with a diameter of 100 mm and a height of 50 mm. The lower edge of the cover 1 has 3 bayonet sockets 4 that are evenly distributed and can fix the base. There are also 3 notches 3 on the lower edge of the light-shielding cover 1 with a height of 5mm. A card 5, the card 5 snaps into the bayonet 4 so that the light shield 1 and the base 2 are flexibly and fixedly connected, and the gap 3 on the lower edge of the light shield 1 forms an entrance.

[0021] The method for collecting RIFA larvae in this embodiment is: select an open and clean ground near the RIFA nest, apply talcum powder on the inner side of the light shield 1 of the collection device for RIFA larvae, and then place the collection device on On the clean ground, the base is in close contact with the ground. If there is a gap, use soil to seal ...

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The invention discloses a method for collecting young red imported fire ants. The method comprises the following steps of: selecting an open and clean ground nearby a red imported fire ant nest, or laying a hard adhesive nearby the red imported fire ant nest; coating a lubricating agent on the inner side of a shielding cover of the red imported fire ant collecting device, and arranging the red imported fire ant collecting device on the clean ground or the hard adhesive, wherein the base is tightly contacted with the ground or the hard adhesive; or sealing a gap between the base and the ground or the hard adhesive through soil, digging out the red imported fire ant nest, allowing the ants to be dispersed around the collecting device, rapidly turning the collecting device when worker ants of the red imported fire ants transport the young ants into the collecting device through an entrance to achieve the required quantity, pouring the young ants and worker ants on the base into the shielding cover, and finishing the collection of the young red imported fire ants. The red imported fire ant collecting device comprises a non-transparent shielding cover and a base, wherein the shielding cover is movably or fixedly connected with the base; and a plurality of entrances are formed between the shielding cover and the base after the shielding cover is movably fixed with the base.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention belongs to the field of insect control, and in particular relates to a method for collecting larvae of red fire ants. Background technique: [0002] The red fire ant (Solenopsis invicta Buren) is an invasive and dangerous pest that invades farmland and houses, causing harm to humans and animals, and poses a serious threat to biodiversity. RIFA has strong reproductive ability, rapid spread and difficult control. The Ministry of Agriculture of my country has designated RIFA as an entry plant quarantine pest of the People's Republic of China and a national plant quarantine pest, requiring strict blockade control. [0003] In view of the serious harm of red imported fire ants, my country has carried out in-depth research on related ecology and control technology. Indoor research work requires colony collection and isolation. As a social insect, the RIFA colony includes various ranks, so the colony collection in the field should include qu...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01M1/10
Inventor 郑基焕张宇宏毛润乾郭洋洋
Owner INST OF ZOOLOGY GUANGDONG ACAD OF SCI
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