trap barrier · Pest · Camellia sinensis (black tea)

Papers reporting a positive result 5

1. The control Effectiveness of Tea Tussock moth（Euproctis pseudoconspersa）with Synthetic Sex Pheromone by Mass Trapping · 2002

   • positive
     Mass trapping reduced tea tussock moth larvae by 81.15%.

     compared with check tea plantation

   • positive
     Mass trapping reduced females with eggs by 93.50% versus the check plantation.

     compared with check tea plantation

   • positive
     Mass trapping reduced tea tussock moth eggs by 85.21%.

     compared with check tea plantation

   cited by 1 paper here

2. Behavioral responses for evaluating the attractiveness of specific tea shoot volatiles to the tea green leafhopper, Empoaca vitis · 2011

   • positive
     (E)-2-hexenal baited sticky traps significantly reduced tea leafhopper populations in tea fields.
   • positive
     Blend 2 baited sticky traps significantly reduced tea leafhopper populations in tea fields.

   cites 1 paper here

3. Relationship between the damage degree of tea longhorn beetle larvae and the distances of tea clumps to trap lamp and roadside · 2011

   • positive
     Tea clumps about 5 m from the trap lamp had significantly lower TLB larval damage, 9.0%, than clumps 20-50 m away, 17.5%.

     compared with tea clumps about 20-50 m away from trap lamp

   • positive
     The trap lamp could hold TLB larval damage down to 10.0% in clumps 70 m farther from the road and 5 m nearer the lamp.

4. Effect of Shade Net on Reduction of Freezing Damage at a Tea Garden · 2014

   • positive
     Colorless shade reduced freezing damage by over 50% versus no shade.

     compared with non treatment shade net

5. Effect of Trap Color, Height, and Orientation on the Capture of Yellow and Stick Tea Thrips (Thysanoptera: Thripidae) and Nontarget Insects in Tea Gardens · 2016

   • positive
     Optimized traps caught significantly more stick tea thrips than commercial traps.

     compared with commercial ones

   • positive
     Optimized traps caught significantly more yellow tea thrips than commercial traps.

     compared with commercial ones