聊城大学学报:自然科学版
聊城大學學報:自然科學版
료성대학학보:자연과학판
Journal of Liaocheng University:Natural Science Edition
2011年
3期
51-54
,共4页
美国白蛾蛹%死亡率%性别比%天敌昆虫%寄生率
美國白蛾蛹%死亡率%性彆比%天敵昆蟲%寄生率
미국백아용%사망솔%성별비%천활곤충%기생솔
Hyphantria cunea pupa%mortality%sex ratio%natural enemies of insects%parasitic ratio
通过对聊城地区美国白蛾越冬代和第一代蛹进行死亡率、寄生率、性别比例的调查统计,研究了美国白蛾Hlyphantria cunea(Drury)的发生危害程度与不同时期蛹死亡率之间的关系.结果表明:2011年越冬蛹的死亡率比2010年上升27.1%、寄生率上升6%,雌雄性别比例由1.22下降至0.89,主要的寄生性昆虫天敌有舞毒蛾黑瘤姬蜂Coccygomimus disparis(Viereck)及两种未鉴定的昆虫,分别隶属于姬小蜂科和蝇科,并以舞毒蛾黑瘤姬蜂为优势种;2011年第一代蛹死亡率较越冬代低41%,未发现寄生天敌.分析认为美国白蛾有逐步被本地生态系统同化现象,可能与天敌数量种类增多、生态系统生态补偿机制等有关.
通過對聊城地區美國白蛾越鼕代和第一代蛹進行死亡率、寄生率、性彆比例的調查統計,研究瞭美國白蛾Hlyphantria cunea(Drury)的髮生危害程度與不同時期蛹死亡率之間的關繫.結果錶明:2011年越鼕蛹的死亡率比2010年上升27.1%、寄生率上升6%,雌雄性彆比例由1.22下降至0.89,主要的寄生性昆蟲天敵有舞毒蛾黑瘤姬蜂Coccygomimus disparis(Viereck)及兩種未鑒定的昆蟲,分彆隸屬于姬小蜂科和蠅科,併以舞毒蛾黑瘤姬蜂為優勢種;2011年第一代蛹死亡率較越鼕代低41%,未髮現寄生天敵.分析認為美國白蛾有逐步被本地生態繫統同化現象,可能與天敵數量種類增多、生態繫統生態補償機製等有關.
통과대료성지구미국백아월동대화제일대용진행사망솔、기생솔、성별비례적조사통계,연구료미국백아Hlyphantria cunea(Drury)적발생위해정도여불동시기용사망솔지간적관계.결과표명:2011년월동용적사망솔비2010년상승27.1%、기생솔상승6%,자웅성별비례유1.22하강지0.89,주요적기생성곤충천활유무독아흑류희봉Coccygomimus disparis(Viereck)급량충미감정적곤충,분별대속우희소봉과화승과,병이무독아흑류희봉위우세충;2011년제일대용사망솔교월동대저41%,미발현기생천활.분석인위미국백아유축보피본지생태계통동화현상,가능여천활수량충류증다、생태계통생태보상궤제등유관.
Relationships between the occurrence and mortality of Hyphantria cunea pupae in different generations was studied by investigating the mortality,sex and parasitic ratios.Results showed that the mortality of overwinter pupae in 2011 years increased 29.1%,and parasitic ratios increased 6% compared with 2010 years,however,the sex ratio of female to male decreased greatly from 1.22 to 0.89.There were three parasitic insects was observed,in which the main one is Coccygomimus disparis(Viereck),but the other two have not been identified,which belongs to EuloPhidae and Muscidae,respectively.Results also showed that the pupae mortality of first generation was 41% lower than the overwinter pupae in 2011,and no natural enemies of insects was founded.Data indicate that H.cunea was somehow naturalized by the local ecosystem,which through the improvement of parasitic organism or other ecological compensations.