Trapping effects of different lures and traps on Bactrocera dorsalis(Hendel)
Sining Zheng, Huang JuChang, Jiahua Chen, Fei Tan
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Sining Zheng, Huang JuChang, Jiahua Chen, Fei Tan
Abstract
Trapping effects of methyl eugenol with different lures and traps on Bactrocera dorsalis(Hendel) were tested.The results showed that there were no significant differences of trapping effects among three kinds of lures.The duration of different lures showed that the cotton was the longest,the cellulose acetate was the second,and the wood fiber was the shortest.Trapping effects of saled traps and self-made centrifugal tube traps were better than that of backoff bottle neck traps and self-made mineral water bottle traps.
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Trapping effects of methyl eugenol with different lures and traps on Bactrocera dorsalis(Hendel) were tested.The results showed that there were no significant differences of trapping effects among three kinds of lures.The duration of different lures showed that the cotton was the longest,the cellulose acetate was the second,and the wood fiber was the shortest.Trapping effects of saled traps and self-made centrifugal tube traps were better than that of backoff bottle neck traps and self-made mineral water bottle traps.
Key concepts: Bactrocera dorsalis, Trapping, Methyl eugenol, Biology, Chemistry, Botany, Ecology, PEST analysis