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Small measures for Prevention and Control of Pear pests

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Big heart eater. There are 2-3 generations a year, and there is a habit of turning buds and fruits. At this time, the pear heart borer is in the dead flower, and when the young fruit develops to the size of the thumb, it is transferred to harm the young fruit, and one larva can harm 1-4 young fruit. therefore, it is necessary to use 40% good labor and other internal absorption insecticides to control. Pear snacks.

Big heart eater. There are 2-3 generations a year, and there is a habit of turning buds and fruits. At this time, the pear heart borer is in the dead flower, and when the young fruit develops to the size of the thumb, it is transferred to harm the young fruit, and one larva can harm 1-4 young fruit. therefore, it is necessary to use 40% good labor and other internal absorption insecticides to control. Pear heart borer. Also known as oriental fruit moth, peach heart worm. There are 4-5 generations a year. Peaches and plums planted around pear trees are generally harmful to peaches and plums, mainly to tender shoots, so it is necessary to cut off the damaged shoots. Pear stem wasp. Also known as folded tip worm, haircut worm. There is one generation a year, when the adult begins to lay eggs. When the new tip is 10-15 cm long, the sawed tip lays eggs at 6-7 cm, so it is necessary to spray to control the adult, and cut off the injured tip and cut off 3-4 cm under the saw. Pear wasp. One generation a year occurs, mainly within one month from flowering to young fruit, when the larvae are generally in the calyx, which can be controlled by spraying internal absorption agents, which can be controlled by 40% good labor plus 2.5% pyrethrin.

 
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