Effect of codling moth management on orchard arthropods
作者： Sylvaine Simon , Hubert Defrance , Benoît Sauphanor
DOI: 10.1016/J.AGEE.2007.01.020
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摘要: The effect of codling moth Cydia pomonella management on the arthropod community and natural enemies pests was analysed from 2001 to 2003 in both tree canopy grass cover three experimental apple orchards under different strategies: supervised control based chemical protection (C); mating disruption against moth, including additional pesticides when needed (MD); microbiological with granulosis virus an organic orchard (O). systems differed terms biomass functional organisation arthropods. Number individuals tended be higher O orchard, complex beneficial arthropods this polyphagous predatory (including earwigs) studied habitats. Conversely, parasitoid Hymenoptera constituted prevailing group arboreal habitat C MD orchards. highest diversity evenness indices were unexpectedly measured orchard. richness opposite found canopy, lowest values being Depending year, sampling period vegetation strata (apple or cover), either closer
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