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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 2004, Vol. ›› Issue (8): 1459-1462.

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Effect of organophosphorous insecticides on Chinese chive insect pests and their degradation by pesticide-degrading bacterium

JIANG Jiandong, CAO Hui, ZHANG Ruifu, ZHANG Mingxing, LI Shunpeng   

  1. Key Laboratory of Microbiologicalo Engineering of Agricultural Environment, Ministry of Agriculture, College of Life Sciences, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing 210095, China
  • Received:2002-10-12 Revised:2003-02-28

Abstract: 3.00 kg(a.i)穐m-2 phoxin and 2.63 kg(a.i)穐m-2 methyl parathion were respectively applied to control the Taeniothrips alliorum on Chinese chive.Compared to no pesticide treatment,the decline rate of the insect density was 98.28% and 98.39% at the 3rd day after spraying pesticides,and 89.94% and 94.04% at the 20th day after spraying pesticides,respectively.At the 3rd day after spraying 15.00,18.00 and 21.00 kg(a.i)穐m-2 phoxin,the insect density of Bradysia odoriphaga decreased 80.77%,93.10% and 96.98%,and at the 35th day after spraying,it decreased 92.44%,95.05% and 96.81%,respectively.The application of pesticide-degrading bacterium had not any effect on controlling insect pests,but could markedly degrade pesticide.At the 3rd day after spraying 45.00 L穐m-2 pesticide-degrading bacterium to control Taeniothrips alliorum,the degradion rate of phoxin and methyl parathion was 99.52% and 98.83%,and at the 3rd after spraying 75.00 L穐m-2 pesticide-degrading bacterium to control Bradysia odoriphaga,the degradation rate of three concentrations of phoxin was 100%,100% and 99.69%,respectively.

Key words: Bradysia odoriphaga, Taeniothrips alliorum, Pest control, Phoxin, Methyl parathion, Bio-degradation, Pesticide-degrading bacterium

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