Claim · model-written summary
Total infestation was 20.81 ind./kg, above the permissible level by 5.81 ind./kg, depending on time of accounts.
- Taxon
- spiked culturese0
- Outcome
- total infestatione1
- Value
- 20.81 ind./kge1
- Qualifier
- depending on time of accountse1
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirection
Verbatim
e0“determination of occupancy and infestation of parties of grain of spiked cultures by arthropod”
e1“The total infestation was 20.49 ind./kg (>5.49 ind./kg), 20.81 ind./kg (>5.81 ind./kg) and 18.63 ind./kg (>3.63 ind./kg), depending on time of accounts”
Title
Заселеність та зараженість запасів зерна шкідливими членистоногими
І. В. Бондаренко Plant Breeding and Seed Production 2015. doi:10.30835/2413-7510.2015.57365
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Observation Grain weevil occupancy of winter wheat parties was 5.8 and 5.9 ind./kg, a second degree of occupancy.
- Observation Mite occupancy of oat samples was 38.6 ind./kg, a second degree of occupancy.
- Observation Inner infestation by primary pests was 1-2 %, reaching a maximum of 8 % in winter wheat.
- Observation Forty grain parties of spiked cultures were infected by pests in 2012, out of fifty-six.
- Observation In 2013, mites and insects were present in twenty-six of thirty-six grain parties.
- Observation In 2014, arthropods infected twenty-one of twenty-five grain parties.
- Observation Grain weevil infestation of grain (7.65 ind./kg) exceeded the permissible level of 7.5 ind./kg.
- Observation Indian meal moth caterpillars in grain (4.40 ind./kg) exceeded the permissible level of 3.0 ind./kg.
- Observation Total infestation was 20.49 ind./kg, above the permissible level by 5.49 ind./kg, depending on time of accounts.
- Observation Total infestation was 18.63 ind./kg, above the permissible level by 3.63 ind./kg, depending on time of accounts.
- Observation Chortoglyphus arcuatus reached 21.3 ind./kg in average grain samples.
- Observation Cheyletus eruditus reached 8.7-10.8 ind./kg in average grain samples.
- Observation Dust mites reached 5.0-17.5 ind./kg in average grain samples.
- Observation Granary and rice weevil averages did not exceed 5.0 ind./kg in grain.
- Observation Flour beetles averaged 8.0 ind./kg in grain.
- Observation The maximum Liposcelis divinatorius count was 562 individuals in a food trap with sunflower oil.
- Observation Up to 109 Indian meal moth individuals were caught in pheromone traps.
- Observation First degree of occupancy dominated by quantity of pests.
- Observation Latent infestation by primary pests averaged 2 % of grain.