A fixed-precision level sampling plan was developed for Bemisia tabaci in paprika greenhouses. A sampling plan consisted spatial distribution analysis, sampling stop line and decision making in order to establish B. tabaci control in paprika greenhouses. Sampling was conducted in two independent greenhouses at same time (GH 1, GH 2). The GH 1 and 2 were surveyed every week for 22 consecutive weeks, sampling locations of each greenhouse were 19 for GH 1, 9 for GH 2, respectively. The plants in the both greenhouse were divided top (200cm from the ground), middle (100cm from the ground), bottom (50cm from the ground) and observed B.tabaci’s adults and B.tabaci’s pupae in three paprika leaves at each position and recorded separately. GH 2 data was used to validate of fixed-precision sampling plan which developed by GH 1 data. In this study, spatial distribution analysis was evaluated using Taylor’s power law with the pooled data of the top and bottom (B.tabaci’s adults), the middle and bottom (B.tabaci’s pupae) in a 1-leaf sampling unit. Decision making is evaluated by maximum & minimum of action threshold according to the condition from several reference, and the value decided by the price of the plants. Using the results obtained in greenhouse, result simulated validation of developed sampling plan by RVSP(Resampling Validation for Sampling Plan) was showed reasonable precision level.

• Wonseok Choi(Department of Plant Medicine, Gyeongsang National University)
• Jung-Joon Park(Department of Plant Medicine, Gyeongsang National University) Correspondence author