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Dominance and Seasonal Occurrence of Hemipteran Pests on Fruit Trees and Evaluation of Insecticidal Activity
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In the midst of environments with crop-mixing, there were more preferred the fruit trees by brown-winged green (Plautia stali (Scott)), and yellow-brown stink bug (Halyomorpha halys (Stål)) and vegetables by Far eastern green stink bug (Nezara antennata Scott) and Bean bug (Riptortus pedestris (Thurnberg)). The major dominant species was identified as P. stali, infesting fruit trees over 99.4% among tested insects. It is severely damaged on peach of middle and late ripening, crab apple, pear and wild fruit of Actinidia arguta. In an investigation for the seasonal occurrence using aggregation pheromone trap, P. stali was peaked with three times at late-May∼early-June, mid- and late-July, and mid-Sept. ∼Oct. And H. halys slightly peaked at mid-June, and mid- and late-July and increased the occurrence at mid-Sept. ∼mid-Oct. Using seven insecticides - dinotefuran WP, flonicamid WP, etofenprox WP, chlorpyrifos WP, cabaryl WP, chlothianidin SC, and bifenthrin WP - registered on apple, contact and residual toxicity was tested on both male and female of P. stali and H. halys. Contact toxicity of dinotefuran WP was excellent on P. stali but the others had low effect. While all insecticides except flonicamid, residual toxicity were all effective on P. stali. Dinotefuran have a excellent contact toxicity and chlorpyrifos and bifenthrin have good residual toxicity against both male and female of H. halys.
