文献类型: 外文期刊
作者: Zhang, Huining;Zhou, Xiaosen;Shan, Yao;Yao, Qiuyi;Cai, Xiaoming;Chen, Zongmao;Bian, Lei
作者机构:
关键词: habituation;substrate-borne vibrations;mating inhibition;intensity threshold;tea leafhopper
期刊名称: PEST MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
ISSN: 1526-498X
年卷期: 2025 年
页码:
收录情况: SCIE(2025版)
摘要: BACKGROUND: Pest control mediated by substrate-borne vibrational signals has been successfully used to control the grapevine leafhopper. Maintaining the signal intensity above the effective threshold and avoiding habituation to the stimulus are crucial for this control strategy to be effective. The tea leafhopper, Empoasca onukii, is a major pest of tea plants that relies on substrate-borne vibrational signals for mating communication. Male rivals can emit specific competitive signals (MDSs) to inhibit the calling activity of a courting male. RESULTS: The effective intensity threshold of E. onukii MDSs was 20 mu m/s; when this threshold was exceeded, MDSs completely inhibited the calling activity of males. Repeated playback of MDSs in the closed-loop or open-loop mode triggered the habituation of E. onukii males to the stimulus. Insertion of a male calling signal (MCaS) during the stimulus resulted in male dishabituation, but insertion of the female signal did not. CONCLUSION: Compared with the closed-loop mode, the open-loop mode is more suitable for the development of mating inhibition technology for E. onukii. Combined with the MCaS's dishabituation function, a mating inhibition signal synthesized with repeated MDSs has the potential for long-term inhibition of E. onukii mating behavior. (c) 2025 Society of Chemical Industry.
分类号:
- 相关文献
作者其他论文 更多>>
-
Volatile cues of enhanced attractiveness to Parapanteles hyposidrae (Wilkinson) wasps mediated by jasmonic and salicylic acid pathways synergism in tea plant
作者:Jiao, Long;Mao, Yingxin;Zhao, Yingjie;Bian, Lei;Luo, Zongxiu;Li, Zhaoqun;Xiu, Chunli;Fu, Nanxia;Cai, Xiaoming;Chen, Zongmao
关键词:behavioral bioassay;exogenous induction;jasmonic acid;methyl jasmonate;salicylic acid;tea plant volatile
-
Chromosome-level genome assembly of Dendrothrips minowai and genomic analysis highlights distinct adaptations to high polyphenols in tea plants
作者:Xiu, Chunli;Zhao, Dehai;Zhang, Jiahui;Liu, Haitao;Wang, Yusheng;Liu, Hangwei;Cai, Xiaoming;Luo, Zongxiu;Bian, Lei;Fu, Nanxia;Zhou, Li;Chen, Zongmao;Li, Zhaoqun
关键词:thrips;Dendrothrips minowai;genome;evolution;host adaptation
-
Identification, synthesis, and field evaluation of components of the female-produced sex pheromone of Helopeltis cinchonae (Hemiptera: Miridae), an emerging pest of tea
作者:Magsi, Fida Hussain;Cai, Xiaoming;Luo, Zongxiu;Li, Zhaoqun;Bian, Lei;Xiu, Chunli;Fu, Nanxia;Li, Jianlong;Hall, David R.;Chen, Zongmao
关键词:1-acetoxy-5-butyroxyhexane;Brycorinae;electroantennography;Helopeltis cinchonae;hexyl 3-acetoxybutyrate;Miridae;pheromone;trapping
-
Identification of aggregation pheromones released by the stick tea thrips (Dendrothrips minowai) larvae and their application for controlling thrips in tea plantations
作者:Xiu, Chunli;Pan, Hongsheng;Zhang, Fengge;Luo, Zongxiu;Bian, Lei;Li, Zhaoqun;Fu, Nanxia;Zhou, Li;Magsi, Fida Hussain;Cai, Xiaoming;Chen, Zongmao
关键词:Dendrothrips minowai;aggregation pheromone;electrophysiological and behavioral responses;field trapping
-
Dynamic Residue Behavior and Risk Assessment of Thiamethoxam With Its Metabolite From Tea Production to Consumption
作者:Wang, Xinru;Yu, Huan;Wang, Zihan;Zha, Chengmin;Luo, Fengjian;Chen, Zongmao;Zhou, Li
关键词:
-
Method validation for detection of afidopyropen and M440I007 in tea
作者:Guo, Mingming;Qin, Yujie;Sun, Hezhi;Li, Zhaoqun;Zhang, Xinzhong;Wang, Xinru;Yang, Mei;Luo, Fengjian;Chen, Zongmao;Zhou, Li
关键词:afidopyropen;tea;Cleanert TPT
-
Assessing Artemisia lavandulaefolia as a trap plant for managing Apolygus lucorum in tea plantations
作者:Tian, Yueyue;Ping, Sun;Zhang, Xinzhe;Li, Bingqian;Zhang, Zhengqun;Cai, Xiaoming
关键词:Asteraceae;behavioral responses;Camellia sinensis;green plant bugs;Hemiptera;Miridae;natural enemies;olfactometer;piercing-sucking insect pest;plant volatile chemicals;sustainable pest management;trapping efficiency