SURVEYS OF CEREAL DISEASES AND PESTS IN THE NETHERLANDS .6. OCCURRENCE OF INSECT PESTS IN WINTER-WHEAT

Authors
Citation
Ra. Daamen et W. Stol, SURVEYS OF CEREAL DISEASES AND PESTS IN THE NETHERLANDS .6. OCCURRENCE OF INSECT PESTS IN WINTER-WHEAT, Netherlands journal of plant pathology, 99, 1993, pp. 51-56
Citations number
20
Categorie Soggetti
Plant Sciences",Agriculture
ISSN journal
00282944
Volume
99
Year of publication
1993
Supplement
3
Pages
51 - 56
Database
ISI
SICI code
0028-2944(1993)99:<51:SOCDAP>2.0.ZU;2-5
Abstract
Between 1980 and 1986, commercial winter wheat fields at the milky-rip e stage were surveyed for insect pests. Leaf injuring insects were com mon. On average 42% and 95% of the surveyed fields were injured by lea f miners and the cereal leaf beetle, respectively. On average 14% of t he leaves was skeletonised by the cereal leaf beetle and leaf injury t ended to be high in seasons after winters with low temperatures. Bloss om midges were the most important midges. In the period 1980-1984, the orange and lemon blossom midge infested 71 and 21% of the surveyed fi elds, respectively. Insecticides were mainly used to control aphids. D espite control, on average 80% of the fields and 22% of the tillers we re infested by aphids.