How to control longicorn beetles by planting mango?

How to prevent and cure the longicorn beetle by planting mango? Please introduce the method: The longicorn beetle belongs to Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, and occurs in mango producing areas in southern China. By eating branches with larvae, the growth of the injured plants is weakened, and when it is serious, it can cause death, and the injured branches are easily broken by wind. The insect has one generation per year and overwinters mainly as larvae, but a few pupae or adults can also overwinter in the tunnel. From March to April of the following year, adults begin to drill holes, and after mating, females lay eggs in gaps of young shoots, leaf axils of old leaves or bifurcations of branches. From April to May, larvae hatch into larvae, which drill into the pith of branches after hatching; they eat from top to bottom, and every 30 cm or so of the pore hole is opened with a hole for ventilation and excretion. According to the life habit and damage characteristics of the longicorn beetle, the comprehensive control measures of the longicorn beetle are as follows: First, in winter, when the garden is cleared, the damaged branches are cut off and burned. Second, black light is used to trap and kill adults during their emergence, or artificial capture is carried out when adults mate. Third, cotton balls stained with 80% dichlorvos emulsifiable concentrate, 40% dimethoate emulsifiable concentrate 5~10 times liquid, plug the holes, and then seal the orifices with clay to poison larvae. Click for more mango growing techniques Click for more fruit growing techniques