Claim · model-written summary
Chortoglyphus arcuatus reached 21.3 ind./kg in average grain samples.
- Taxon
- spiked culturese0
- Interactor
- Chortoglyphus arcuatusChortoglyphus arcuatuse1pest
- Outcome
- quantity of pestse1
- Value
- 21.3 ind. /kge1
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionQualifier
Verbatim
e0“determination of occupancy and infestation of parties of grain of spiked cultures by arthropod”
e1“The significant quantity of pests in average samples was noted for Chortoglyphus arcuatus (21.3 ind. /kg), Cheyletus eruditus (8.7-10.8 ind./kg), Dust mite (5.0-17.5 ind./kg)”
Title
Заселеність та зараженість запасів зерна шкідливими членистоногими
І. В. Бондаренко Plant Breeding and Seed Production 2015. doi:10.30835/2413-7510.2015.57365
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- 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.
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- Observation Total infestation was 18.63 ind./kg, above the permissible level by 3.63 ind./kg, depending on time of accounts.
- 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.
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- Observation Flour beetles averaged 8.0 ind./kg in grain.
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- 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.