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应用生态学报 ›› 1993, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (3): 319-324.

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间接性害虫为害与作物产量损失的关系Ⅱ.取食繁殖器官害虫

盛承发   

  1. 中国科学院动物研究所, 北京 100080
  • 收稿日期:1992-10-21 修回日期:1993-02-19 出版日期:1993-07-25 发布日期:1993-07-25
  • 基金资助:

    国家自然科学基金资助项目

Relation of crop yield to feeding injury by indirect insect and mite pests Ⅱ. Reproductive organ chewing insects

Sheng Chengfa   

  1. Institute of Zoology, Academia Sinica, Beijing 100080
  • Received:1992-10-21 Revised:1993-02-19 Online:1993-07-25 Published:1993-07-25

摘要: 本文试从分散的材料中概括出主要大田作物繁殖器官被害与产量损失之间的一般关系.不同作物对繁殖器官被害的产量反应有某些共同性.在生殖生长初期损失全部或部分繁殖器官经常引起增产,在后期损失幼嫩的繁殖器官对产量无不利影响,但在中期损失繁殖器官一般导致明显减产,表现了受害时的生长阶段的普遍重要意义.在繁殖器官损失量过大,作物品种晚熟或有限生长习性强,水、肥条件及温度与光照条件不良,补偿期过短,植株密度过小或过大,中部繁殖器官受害以及遭受连续为害情况下,减产的可能性增大.这与叶片损失后的产量反应有类似之处.本文归纳出的这一认识可供在作物产量损失测定等工作时参考.

关键词: 害虫-产量关系, 作物补偿作用, 繁殖器官害虫, 间接性害虫, 害虫防治, 光质, 叶片衰老, 内源激素

Abstract: This paper attempts to draw a general relationship between crop yield loss and chewing injury of reproductive organs by insect pests. It is found that there are some common characters of yield response to reproductive organ damage for different crops. At the early stage of reproductive growth,the removal of all or parts of the reproductive organs results frequently in an increased yield. At the late stage, the removal of young organs has little or no negative effect on yield. While at the middle stage, the removal causes a severe yield reduction. Other factors also affect the relationship. Crop yield tends to decrease if large amounts of reproductive organs are damaged,crop variety has a late maturing or determinantly growing property,soil water and nutrient eonditons are relatively bad, cumulated temperature or sunshine are not enough, compensation duration is rather short,plant density is too high or too low,middle stratum organs are damaged,or reproductive organs suffer a follow-up damage. The yield response to reproductive organ loss is similar to that to leaf area loss. This generalized knowledge is needed in improving crop loss assessment and developing IPMprogram for a region planted with different crops.

Key words: Pest-yield relationship, Crops' compensation, Reproductive organ chewing insect, Indirect pest, IPM, leaf senescence, light quality, endogenous hormone