economic damages to multiple agricultural commodities. It was first detected in Italy in 2012 in the province of Modena, where severe damages in pear orchards have been reported since 2015. The difficulty in monitoring its presence in the orchard, coupled with the strong concern for the high damage potential, led farmers to intensify the applications of broad spectrum insecticide products. An efficient monitoring tool, for accurately assessing the presence and abundance of BMSB, is a fundamental goal for a rational and sustainable use of insecticides. The present work, carried out in 2016 and 2017 in the province of Modena, aims at identifying the most suitable device for monitoring H. halys in pear orchards, assessing the effectiveness of various trap designs and baits over the entire production season. Preliminary results presented here show significant differences between the different traps and pheromone dispensers available on the market. The combination of pheromone Trécé and pyramid traps (Rescue and AgBio) seems to be the most reliable
Confronto trappole per il monitoraggio di Halyomorpha halys in pereti della provincia di Modena / Vaccari, G.; Pozzebon, A.; Caruso, S.; Maistrello, L.. - 1:(2018), pp. 341-348. (Intervento presentato al convegno Giornate Fitopatologiche tenutosi a Chianciano Terme (SI) nel 6-9 Marzo 2018).
Confronto trappole per il monitoraggio di Halyomorpha halys in pereti della provincia di Modena.
Maistrello L.
2018
Abstract
economic damages to multiple agricultural commodities. It was first detected in Italy in 2012 in the province of Modena, where severe damages in pear orchards have been reported since 2015. The difficulty in monitoring its presence in the orchard, coupled with the strong concern for the high damage potential, led farmers to intensify the applications of broad spectrum insecticide products. An efficient monitoring tool, for accurately assessing the presence and abundance of BMSB, is a fundamental goal for a rational and sustainable use of insecticides. The present work, carried out in 2016 and 2017 in the province of Modena, aims at identifying the most suitable device for monitoring H. halys in pear orchards, assessing the effectiveness of various trap designs and baits over the entire production season. Preliminary results presented here show significant differences between the different traps and pheromone dispensers available on the market. The combination of pheromone Trécé and pyramid traps (Rescue and AgBio) seems to be the most reliable
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