Physical prevention and control method for efficiently controlling population reproduction of ectropis obligue prout
A physical control technology for tea geometrids, which is applied in the field of physical control to efficiently control the population of tea geometrids, can solve the problems of high price, high cost of use, and large power consumption, and achieves simple and easy field layout, light device design, The effect of low power consumption
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[0034] Embodiment 1: Control of indoor population of tea geometrid by light wave interference
[0035] (1) The light wave characteristics of the test
[0036] The LED light bulb is used as the interference light source, the power of the light bulb is 3W, and the power supply is 220V AC power supply. Under the same light bulb power, the effects of light waves of different colors on the mating behavior of tea geometrid adults were compared. Six colors of light sources were set up in the experiment, namely: red (dominant wavelength 625-670nm, peak 650±5nm, light intensity 8Lux), yellow (dominant wavelength 555-610 nm, peak 590±5nm, light intensity 16Lux), green (dominant wavelength 500-565nm, peak 530±5nm, light intensity 12Lux), blue (dominant wavelength 430-490nm, peak 460±5nm, light intensity 16Lux), purple (dominant wavelength 380-420nm, peak 400±5nm, light Intensity 8Lux), white (dominant wavelength 400-670nm, peak 450±5nm, 565±5nm, light intensity 30Lux), and no light dar...
Embodiment 2
[0047] Embodiment 2: The effect of green light interference on the control of tea geometrid population in tea garden
[0048] (1) light wave for test
[0049] The field test uses LED bulbs as the interference light source, the power of the bulbs is 30W, and the power supply is 220V AC. Two colors of light sources were set up in the experiment: green (treatment light wave, dominant wavelength 500-565nm, peak 530±5nm), purple (control light wave, dominant wavelength 380-420nm, peak 400±5nm).
[0050] (2) Test method
[0051] The tea geometrid reoccurrence area in Chizhou, Anhui was selected, and the green light wave and purple light wave were used to irradiate and interfere with the tea garden at the beginning of eclosion of the fifth generation of adults (early September). The center of the bulb light source is about 0.6m higher than the top of the tea tree, the straight-line distance between the green light bulb and the purple light bulb is ≥150m, the irradiation time is fro...
Embodiment 3
[0063] (1) Test method
[0064] Green light interference method to control tea geometrid indoor press Figure 5 conduct. According to the method of Example 1, the interference effect of different green light irradiation intensities on the mating success rate of tea geometrid adults was tested. During the test, neutral filters with different transmittances were placed under the LED green light bulb to adjust the irradiation intensity.
[0065] (2) Test results
[0066] The results of the interference test showed that there were large differences in the inhibitory effects of different green light irradiation intensities on the tea geometrid population (see Image 6 ). After treatment with 10Lux green light, the mating success rate of tea geometrid was only 8%, and after treatment with 8Lux green light, the mating success rate of tea geometrid was 18%. When the irradiation intensity was 6Lux, the mating success rate of tea inchworm was 26%.
[0067] When using green light in...
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