Claim · model-written summary
Adults of Geocoris spp. were not estimated with precision by drop-cloth or sweep-net samples.
- Taxon
- cotton
Gossypium hirsutume0 - Organ / stage
- Adultse7
- Outcome
- estimated with precisione7
- Direction
- not estimated with precisione7
- Comparator
- drop-cloth or sweep-net samplese7
GeocorisNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentSettingValueQualifier
Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
e0“early to mid-season cotton”
e7“Adults of Geocoris spp., Coccinellidae, and possibly L. lineolaris, however, were not estimated with precision by drop-cloth or sweep-net samples”
Title
S. J. Fleischer; M. J. Gaylor; J. V. Edelson Environmental Entomology 1985. doi:10.1093/ee/14.6.709
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Method / resource Slopes of relative as a function of absolute densities were not different between years for most taxa in cotton.
- Method / resource Drop-cloth estimates were generally more precise than 10-sweep samples of the sweep net and captured a larger percentage of arthropods.
- Method / resource The proportion of the absolute density estimated by drop-cloth or sweep-net samples was low (ca. 10-30%), with few exceptions such as Geocoris spp. nymphs.
- Method / resource Reasonably precise relationships (R2> 0.50) of relative over absolute density were obtained for Geocoris spp. nymphs.
- Method / resource Reasonably precise relationships (R2> 0.50) of relative over absolute density were obtained for Lygus lineolaris nymphs.
- Method / resource Reasonably precise relationships (R2> 0.50) of relative over absolute density were obtained for Orius spp. nymphs.
- Method / resource Reasonably precise relationships (R2> 0.50) of relative over absolute density were obtained for Orius spp. adults.
- Method / resource Reasonably precise relationships (R2> 0.50) of relative over absolute density were obtained for spiders.
- Method / resource Relationships using total predator counts had greater precision than those using individual species and stages.
- Method / resource Adults of Coccinellidae were not estimated with precision by drop-cloth or sweep-net samples.
- Method / resource Adults of Lygus lineolaris were possibly not estimated with precision by drop-cloth or sweep-net samples.