Survey of Sharpshooters in Citrus Orchards with Decline Diseases in Misiones, Argentina

Survey of Sharpshooters in Citrus Orchards with Decline Diseases in Misiones, Argentina
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阿根廷米西奥内斯柑橘园衰退病害调查

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1993
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M. Hooker
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Richard F. Lee;M. Beretta;K. Derrick;M. Hooker

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Misiones的柑橘果园受到柑橘枯萎病和柑橘斑绿病(CVC)等衰退疾病的影响,这些疾病与木质部栖息细菌有关。1984年6月至1986年6月,用黄色粘捕器对5个树木凋落的果园进行了神枪手及其相关昆虫的调查。最常见的种类是Molomea consolida、Oncometopia facialis、Scoposcartulla oculata、Acrogoniasp。,近玻利维亚、粗索奈西米亚和木犀草。大多数物种的种群数量在夏季达到高峰,在一年中的其他时间较少。个别果园间某些物种的居群存在差异。虽然这些物种中没有一种被证实是CVC的致病因子——挑剔木杆菌(Xylella fastidiosa)的载体,但存在的高种群和多样性表明这种细菌有可能在米西奥尼的柑橘中传播。索引词。枯萎病,柑桔斑黄化病。阿根廷米西奥内斯的柑橘产业因衰退病遭受了严重损失。在20世纪60年代末和70年代,大多数主要由卡尔德隆甜橙在三叶甜橙砧木上组成的种植被一种未知的衰退疾病所消灭(15)。随后,许多果园被种植在粗糙的柠檬、柑橘和其他砧木上的树木所取代。许多衰退的树木被发现受到柑橘枯萎病的影响,这是由树干木质部吸水量低、树干木材锌浓度高和木质部无定形塞的存在所决定的(2,16)。然而,先前描述的疾病综合征(15)包括“果斑”,即产生小而硬的果实,这是最近在巴西描述的柑橘斑绿病(CVC)的特征(7,14),而不是柑橘枯萎病。造成枯萎病的原因尚不清楚,但在佛罗里达州,已经从食用受枯萎病影响的树木的神枪手身上分离出了苛养木杆菌(4),并且通过给柑橘树接种这种细菌,重现了一些症状(5)。苛养木杆菌与CVC有关(14)。*佛罗里达农业实验站期刊第1辑r - 02920。在Misiones中发现了类似于CVC的基因,并且也与木质部受限的细菌有关(1)。枪手种(蝉科:同翅目)是已知的病媒(13)。摘要本研究旨在了解米西奥内斯柑橘果园中遇到的神枪手、其他相关叶蝉和膜虫的流行情况、季节分布和特征。材料与方法调查的所有果园均位于米西奥内斯最重要的柑橘种植区蒙特卡罗-埃尔多拉多地区。所选果园为:1)施瓦兹-卡尔德隆甜橙三叶橙砧木;2) LibuskyCalderon甜橙上三叶甜橙;Laharraque-Valencia甜橙在20个不同砧木上;4) La Fundadora-Valencia和Westin甜橙在6种不同的砧木上;jonza - valencia甜橙放在粗糙的柠檬砧木上。前四个地点有许多树木受到衰退的影响,而第五个地点则没有这个问题。如前所述,使用黄色粘捕器对神枪手种群进行采样(18)。在每个取样日,在离地约1.5 m的柑橘斑绿树东南侧每个果园悬挂20个诱捕器。陷阱每隔三棵树放置两行。陷阱暴露了大约10天,然后移除,神枪手们开始计数。1984年6月至1986年6月在所有场址进行了每两个月一次的调查。鉴定样品保存在70%乙醇中。大多数鉴定都是基于Young(19)的工作。
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