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The Effects of Sampling-unit Size in Some Southwestern Oklahoma Cotton Insects1

 

作者: B. G. Hill,   R. W. McNew,   J. H. Young,   W. E. Ruth,  

 

期刊: Environmental Entomology  (OUP Available online 1975)
卷期: Volume 4, issue 3  

页码: 491-494

 

ISSN:0046-225X

 

年代: 1975

 

DOI:10.1093/ee/4.3.491

 

出版商: Oxford University Press

 

数据来源: OUP

 

摘要:

Whole plant counts (visualin situexamination) for hooded beetles,Notoxus monodonF.; cotton fleahoppers,Pseudatomoscelis seriatus(Reuter); lady beetles,Hippodomiaspp.; and collops,Collopsspp., were made on ¼ acre of cotton to determine the best sampling-unit size. The insect counts were distributed according to the negative binomial, withkvalues increasing with sampling-unit size. The number of samples, linear row feet, and sampling time required for equal precision are illustrated for 7 sampling-unit sizes at 2 levels of precision. The single plant sampling-unit was determined as optimum for minimizing the variance.

 

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