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Planting Pattern, Plant Population, Irrigation, and Insect Interactions in Cotton

 

作者: Thomas F. Leigh,   Donald W. Grimes,   W. Lamar Dickens,   Charles E. Jackson,  

 

期刊: Environmental Entomology  (OUP Available online 1974)
卷期: Volume 3, issue 3  

页码: 492-496

 

ISSN:0046-225X

 

年代: 1974

 

DOI:10.1093/ee/3.3.492

 

出版商: Oxford University Press

 

数据来源: OUP

 

摘要:

Cotton was planted in a factorial combination of 3 irrigation schedules and 4 plant populations in a randomized complete block design. Each treatment combination was sampled on 3 dates with a vacuum insect sampler.Lygus hesperusKnight, a complex of leafhoppers (Empoasca),Geocoris pallensStal, andOrius tristicolorWhite were present in large numbers. Significant differences in insect numbers between plant populations and/or between irrigation regimens were determined for each species or species group on one or more of the 3 sampling dates. Generally, insect populations were greatest at higher plant densities and with more frequent irrigation, factors which increased the density of plant canopies.

 

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