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小菜蛾经历“保卫德”后产卵选择行为的变化

李月红;刘树生   

  1. 浙江大学昆虫科学研究所, 杭州 310029
  • 收稿日期:2005-11-30 修回日期:2006-09-07 出版日期:2007-02-10 发布日期:2007-02-10

Changes of oviposition preference of diamondback moth after experiencing a neem-based repellent/deterrent BIOACT-TTM

LI Yue-hong; LIU Shu-sheng   

  1. Institute of Insect Sciences, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310029, China
  • Received:2005-11-30 Revised:2006-09-07 Online:2007-02-10 Published:2007-02-10

摘要: 植食性昆虫成虫对非寄主植物源驱避素的经历,可导致其对这类化合物产生习惯性反应或诱导嗜好性.让小菜蛾雌蛾对源于印楝的驱避剂——“保卫德”(BIOACT-TTM EC508)经历2~6次或2~6日后,测定它们对经过保卫德处理的白菜植株的产卵选择行为.结果表明,保卫德对2日龄、4日龄、6日龄无经历雌蛾均有很强的驱避作用,它们在经过保卫德处理的白菜植株上的相对产卵率均只有10%左右;对保卫德有2次或2 d经历的2日龄雌蛾,该产卵率平均上升到17%;对保卫德有4次或4 d经历的4日龄雌蛾,该产卵率上升到21%~24%;对保卫德有6次或6 d经历的6日龄雌蛾,该产卵率上升到29%.表明经历可导致雌蛾对保卫德产生习惯性反应或诱导嗜好性,使保卫德的驱避作用下降,但这种经历导致的产卵选择行为变化在个体之间存在较大差异.

关键词: N2O排放, 轮作制度, 水稻田, 水分管理

Abstract: For the adults of phytophagous insects, their experience of non-host plant-originated re-pellent/deterrent may produce habituation or induced preference to it. In this study, the experi-enceinduced changes in oviposition responses of diamondback moth Plutelle xylostella L. to a neem-based repellent BIOACT-TTM EC508 were examined in laboratory. 2—6 days old female moths were offered with 2—6 times or 2—6 days experience of the repellent, and their ovipostion preference to untreated and BIOACT-treated Chinese cabbages were evaluated. The results showed that BIOACT had a strong repellent effect to all of the naive 2—6days old females, that only laid approximately 10% of their eggs on BIOACT-treated plants. As for the 2, 4 and 6 days old females who experienced 2 times or 2 days, 4 times or 4 days, and 6 times or 6 days of BIOACT, their mean oviposition rate on BIOACT-treated plants increased to 17%, 21%—24%, and 29%, re-spectively,demonstrating that this experience of the females induced their habituation or preference to BIOACT, and consequently, the repellent effect of BIOACT decreased. However, there were substantial variations in the experience-induced changes of oviposition preference among the individuals of the moth.

Key words: N2O emission, Cropping system, Paddy soil, Water regime