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出口棕櫚科植物紅胸葉蟲之檢疫處理

Quarantine Treatment for the Coconut Hispine Beetle, Brontispa longissima (Gestro), on Palm Trees for Export

摘要


The coconut hispine beetle, Brontispa longissima (Gestro), is the most destructive pest of palm trees. We tested the efficiency of a selection of insecticides and established a efficient quarantine treatment to eliminate this pest on palm trees for export. In laboratory test, when applying 50% Propoxur, 40.8% Chlorpyrifos, and 2.8% Cyhalothrin topically, the mortality rate for both adults and larvae was 100% within 24 h. The shortest KT50 (< 5 min) of larvae and adults was obtained by the treatment of Propoxur at a diluted rate of 500 X. The longest KT50 for larvae was 8.45 min when treated with 1,250 X Cyhalothrin and for adults it was 1,250 X Chlorpyrifos. The dipping treatment of a single unopened spear leaf of the coconut palm tree for 5 seconds with 4 selected insecticides, resulted in a 100% control rate with 1,000 X concentration of 40.8% Chlorpyrifos, 2.8% Cyhalothrin, and 85% Carbary 24 h after treatment. In addition, 50% Propoxur could reach a 100% control rate within 48 h after treatment. In the greenhouse, spraying unopened spear leaves of the coconut palm tree infested by this pest with 1,000 X Propoxur and Chlorpyrifos showed a 100% control rate of the beetles in 4 d and 6 d after treatment, respectively. Although a few eggs hatched in both the dipping and the spraying tests, no living larvae were observed. Field tests, consisting of twice spraying 5 different insecticides on infested coconut trees, showed that 50% Propoxur WP and 40.8% Chlorpyrifos EC at a diluted rate of 1,000 X reached a 100% control rate in 14 days. Either of these two insecticides at a diluted rate of 1,000 X is recommended for quarantine treatment, and the palm trees for export should be sprayed twice in 7 day intervals. Efficient control efficiency is ensured with one additional treatment 24 h before loading the trees that are to be exported.

並列摘要


The coconut hispine beetle, Brontispa longissima (Gestro), is the most destructive pest of palm trees. We tested the efficiency of a selection of insecticides and established a efficient quarantine treatment to eliminate this pest on palm trees for export. In laboratory test, when applying 50% Propoxur, 40.8% Chlorpyrifos, and 2.8% Cyhalothrin topically, the mortality rate for both adults and larvae was 100% within 24 h. The shortest KT50 (< 5 min) of larvae and adults was obtained by the treatment of Propoxur at a diluted rate of 500 X. The longest KT50 for larvae was 8.45 min when treated with 1,250 X Cyhalothrin and for adults it was 1,250 X Chlorpyrifos. The dipping treatment of a single unopened spear leaf of the coconut palm tree for 5 seconds with 4 selected insecticides, resulted in a 100% control rate with 1,000 X concentration of 40.8% Chlorpyrifos, 2.8% Cyhalothrin, and 85% Carbary 24 h after treatment. In addition, 50% Propoxur could reach a 100% control rate within 48 h after treatment. In the greenhouse, spraying unopened spear leaves of the coconut palm tree infested by this pest with 1,000 X Propoxur and Chlorpyrifos showed a 100% control rate of the beetles in 4 d and 6 d after treatment, respectively. Although a few eggs hatched in both the dipping and the spraying tests, no living larvae were observed. Field tests, consisting of twice spraying 5 different insecticides on infested coconut trees, showed that 50% Propoxur WP and 40.8% Chlorpyrifos EC at a diluted rate of 1,000 X reached a 100% control rate in 14 days. Either of these two insecticides at a diluted rate of 1,000 X is recommended for quarantine treatment, and the palm trees for export should be sprayed twice in 7 day intervals. Efficient control efficiency is ensured with one additional treatment 24 h before loading the trees that are to be exported.

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