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Alternative host plants show a strong correlation with other insect abundance (R2 = 0.987).
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e1“a strong correlation between alternative host plants and pests(R2 = 0.965), predators (R2 = 0.758), and other insects (R2 = 0.987), while a weaker correlation (R2 = 0.369)was observed with parasitoids”
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Fairuz Khalid; Che Nor F. Che-Ismail; Abd-Ghani Idris; et al. Spanish Journal of Agricultural Research 2025. doi:10.5424/sjar/2025231-21021
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- Association Alternative host plants show a strong correlation with pest abundance (R2 = 0.965).
- Association Alternative host plants show a strong correlation with predator abundance (R2 = 0.758).
- Association Alternative host plants show a weaker correlation with parasitoid abundance (R2 = 0.369).
- Association Pest abundance declined significantly in A. conyzoides.
- Association Pest abundance declined significantly in S. verticillata.
- Association Arthropod population increased substantially in C. barbata.
- Association Other insect population increased significantly in O. sativa.
- Observation Predatory insects and parasitoids showed no significant population trends in any of the alternative hosts.
- Recommendation Planting alternative hosts in rice areas can attract natural enemies and improve IPM practices.