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Control methods of wild borer, Chilo suppressalis

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, The larvae of Populus tomentosa, Populus tomentosa and holly were used as nests to damage host plants, and the damaged leaves showed yellow withered spots at the beginning, and then the whole leaves fell off. Silk spinning binds the leaves and the fallen leaves together, so that the leaves can not be extended, the growth and development is seriously affected, and the whole plant dies when the damage is serious. Shanghai has three to four generations a year, with serious overlap; in the vertical year, it is active in March, pupation begins in mid-April, Eclosion begins in late April, and the first generation in early May

Damage to yellow poplar, melon seed, big leaf yellow poplar, lobular yellow poplar, sparrow tongue yellow poplar, spoon leaf yellow poplar, Korean yellow poplar, holly, etc.

The larvae spit silk leaves to make nests to harm the host plants, and the injured leaves showed yellow withered spots at the initial stage, and then the whole leaves fell off. Silk spinning binds the leaves and the fallen leaves together, so that the leaves can not be extended, the growth and development is seriously affected, and the whole plant dies when the damage is serious.

Shanghai has 3 to 4 generations a year, and the times overlap seriously; in the vertical year, March activity, pupation begins in mid-April, Eclosion begins in late April, the first generation larvae appear in early May, the first generation begins to pupate in early June, the first generation adults emerge in mid-June, and oviposition occurs in late June. At the same time, the second generation larvae begin to appear, pupate in the middle of July, and the second generation adults appear in late July. The third generation larvae appeared in early August, pupated in mid-August, the third generation adults began to Eclosion in late August, spawned in early September, overwintering larvae appeared in mid-September, and entered the overwintering stage in mid-October. The larvae of the 1st and 2nd instar feed on the mesophyll, and after the 3rd instar, they spin silk to make a nest and feed in it. The adults are hidden during the day and active in the evening. Their flying ability is weak and their phototaxis is not strong.

Control methods: during the period from hatching to 2nd instar damage of larvae, 20% Chongwu 1000 × 2000 liquid and 4.5% cypermethrin 1500 times solution were sprayed.

 
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