First aid techniques and mechanisms for dying pine trees damaged by pine wilt disease.
Lai YanXue, Yu LinXiang, Zhou Yong-pin, Liangyan Wang, Shen You-lian
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Lai YanXue, Yu LinXiang, Zhou Yong-pin, Liangyan Wang, Shen You-lian
Abstract
This paper shows that the dying pine trees caused by Bursaphelenchus xylophilus will relive by the methods of first-aid with proper drugs .After mixed drug (nematocide insecticide)were injected into stem of dying pine trees , 83.3 % of dyingPinus massoniana and 75.0 % of dyingPinus thunbergii relived .On the practice of first-aid then relive , it proves that pine wilt is the result from the double factors of combining B . xylophilus with Monochamus alternatus .It is the basic reason of dying pine tree relive through killing larvae of M . alternatus with insecticide and killing B .xylophilus with nematocide .
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This paper shows that the dying pine trees caused by Bursaphelenchus xylophilus will relive by the methods of first-aid with proper drugs .After mixed drug (nematocide insecticide)were injected into stem of dying pine trees , 83.3 % of dyingPinus massoniana and 75.0 % of dyingPinus thunbergii relived .On the practice of first-aid then relive , it proves that pine wilt is the result from the double factors of combining B . xylophilus with Monochamus alternatus .It is the basic reason of dying pine tree relive through killing larvae of M . alternatus with insecticide and killing B .xylophilus with nematocide .
Key concepts: Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, Monochamus alternatus, Wilt disease, Pinus thunbergii, Pinus massoniana, Biology, Woody plant, Botany