Claim · model-written summary
Of collected A. comariana larvae, 1%, 39% and 65% were parasitized by C. aretas across the three fields.
- Taxon
- strawberry
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Fragaria ×ananassae3 - Interactor
- C. aretasCopidosoma aretase4biocontrol_agent
- Outcome
- were parasitizede4
- Value
- 1%, 39%, and 65%e4
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Verbatim
e3“A. comariana densities in the 3 fields with sown buckwheat flower strips were 0.5, 4.0, and 8.3 larvae per m per row of strawberry respectively”
e4“Of the collected larvae, a total of 1%, 39%, and 65% were parasitized by C. aretas, respectively”
Title
Lene Sigsgaard; Cathrine Betzer; Cyril Naulin; et al. Journal of insect science/Journal of Insect Science 2013. doi:10.1673/031.013.10401
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect Buckwheat was superior to other floral diets for C. aretas, increasing its longevity 1.4 times compared with water.
- Intervention effect Buckwheat increased longevity of A. comariana.
- Intervention effect Longevity and survival of A. comariana did not differ significantly among buckwheat, borage and strawberry.
- Observation A. comariana larval densities in the three buckwheat-strip fields were 0.5, 4.0 and 8.3 larvae per m per row of strawberry.
- Association A. comariana density and the proportion of larvae parasitized by C. aretas were highly significantly correlated.
- Association Distance from buckwheat flower strips had no significant effect on A. comariana larval density.
- Association Distance from buckwheat flower strips had no significant effect on the proportion of larvae parasitized by C. aretas.
- Association Total A. comariana mortality was highest near buckwheat flower strips.
- Intervention effect Buckwheat flower strips had no detectable effect on C. aretas parasitism.
- Mechanism The positive effect of buckwheat strips on A. comariana control is suggested to stem from unknown mortality factors.
- Observation Few other parasitoids emerged from collected A. comariana larvae.
- Observation No collected larvae were infected by entomopathogenic fungi.