CHE SIGNIFICA DIAMONDBACK MOTH IN INGLESE
Molo di Diamondback
La falena di diamanti, a volte chiamata falena di cavolo, è una falena europea che crede di provenire dalla regione mediterranea che da allora si è diffusa in tutto il mondo. La falena ha un breve ciclo di vita, è altamente feconda e capace di migrare a lunghe distanze. È uno dei più importanti parassiti di colture crocifere nel mondo e di solito si nutrono solo di piante che producono glucosinolati. Tuttavia, non tutte queste piante sono ugualmente utili come gli ospiti alla falena; Ci è stata una discussione sull'utilizzo di wintercress come un impianto di tamponamento nei campi agricoli poichè le falene di diamante sono molto attratte da quella pianta, ma le loro uova non sopravvivono quando sono state presentate.
definizione di diamondback moth nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di falena diamondback nel dizionario è una piccola falena Plutella xylostella che ha segni a forma di diamante sul lato inferiore delle sue ali anteriori che sono visibili quando le ali sono piegate.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DIAMONDBACK MOTH»
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Diamondback moth and other crucifer pests: proceedings of ...
Ecology and host-plant interaction; Sex pheromone; Microbial control; Biological control; Chemical control; Insecticide resistance; Integrated pest management.
N. S. Talekar, Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center,
1992
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The Sixth International Workshop on ...
Population dynamic of the Diamondback moth in Southern Ontario. In: Talekar,
N. S. and Griggs, T. D. (Eds.) Diamondback Moth Management. Proceedings of
the First International Workshop, pp. 1-15. Asian Vegetable Research and ...
R. Srinivasan, Anthony M. Shelton, Hilda L. Collins,
2011
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Encyclopedia of Entomology
Mixtures of chemical insecticides, or chemicals and micro- bials, are often
recommended for diamondback moth control. This is due partly to the
widespread occurrence of resistance, but also because pest complexes often
plague crucifer ...
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Integrated Pest Management and the Use of Botanicals in Guyana
6.4 Diamondback moth in cabbage - field sanitation and careful insecticide
management CASE #4 - "Windows in cabbage leaves" 6.4.1 lntroduction The
Diamondback moth, Plutella xylostella (L), caterpillar has become one of the
greatest ...
Richard William Hay Pluke, Dindyal Permaul, Gary L. Leibee,
1999
In India, about 6,000 t of active ingredient of insecticides are used annually for
diamondback moth control alone (Mohan and Gujar 2003). The cost of cabbage
and cauliflower protection is greater than U.S. $168 million annually in India
alone.
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Eco-friendly Management of
Diamondback Moth, Plutella ...
This book attempts to compare the effectiveness of several biorational compounds which are cost effective and very eco-friendly.
Mandira Katuwal Bhattarai,
2012
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Biotechnological Development of GCSC-BtA as a New Type of ...
Entom. 87, 834-841 . Tabashnik, B. E., Finson, N. & Johnson, M. W. (1991).
Managing resistance to Bacillus thuringiensis: lessons from the diamondback
moth (Lepidoptera: Plutellidae). J. Econ. Entom. 84, 49-55. Tabashnik, B. E.,
Finson, N., ...
Bo Liu, Çetin Şengonca,
2004
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Genetically Modified Planet : Environmental Impacts of ...
damaged canola leaves are found, there is a good chance that feasting
diamondback moth caterpillars will be present. This research group did
something very clever to test whether Bt canola was harmful to the beneficial
Cotesia. They used ...
C. Neal Stewart Jr. Professor and Ratcheff Chair of Excellence in Plant Molecular Genetics University of Tennessee,
2004
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Biocontrol-Based Integrated Management of Oilseed Rape Pests
The association between diamondback moth infestations in brassicaceous
oilseed crops in temperate North America and air flow from southern regions of
the continent is responsible for considerable variability in the magnitude of its ...
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Diamondback Moth Management
Population dynamics of the diamondback moth in southern Ontario; Studies on diamondback moth in Venezuela with reference to other latinameriucan coutries; Diamondback moth in Malaysia; Diamondback moth in Indonesia; Diamondback moth and its ...
Shanhua AVRDC (Taiwan),
1986
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «DIAMONDBACK MOTH»
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diamondback moth nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
West Bank farms ravaged by pests
He said the biggest pest problem is the Phyllotera vittata (flea beetle) and Plutella Xylostella (diamondback moth). Tang, who rents a 10-acre ... «The Borneo Post, lug 15»
Experiment Station defends moth trials
... to Dr. Anthony Shelton, an internationally recognized authority on the diamondback moth and a tenured Cornell entomology faculty member. «Finger Lakes Times, lug 15»
Trap crops in insect pest management
Sesamum is commonly being used as trap crop to attract Diamondback moth in both cabbage and cauliflower. Two rows of sesamum for every ... «The Hindu, lug 15»
Making pathogens sociable: The emergence of high relatedness …
Second instar diamondback moth larvae were infected with B. thuringiensis spores in agarose droplets containing green food dye. This allowed ... «Nature.com, giu 15»
Expression patterns, molecular markers and genetic diversity of …
Barbarea vulgaris contains two genotypes: the glabrous type (G-type), which confers resistance to the diamondback moth (DBM) and other ... «7thSpace Interactive, giu 15»
Oxitec's GM Moths Released in New York – Citizens, Organic …
Oxitec proposed field trials of their GE diamondback moth in September of 2014 to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. This is more than likely ... «Center for Research on Globalization, giu 15»
Weevil upheaval impacts crops
“We believe with problem insects last year, like diamondback moth, that their pupae have been eaten by predators and they have not bred up ... «Stock & Land, giu 15»
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Cole crops were being damaged by later instars of diamondback moth larvae and imported cabbageworm this week at one location. Coragen ... «Michigan State University Extension, giu 15»
Manitoba Crop Report and Crop Weather report: Issue 7
Diamondback moth monitoring trap numbers are reporting low to moderate numbers so far this season. ADVERTISEMENT. Rainfalls improved ... «Manitoba Co-operator, giu 15»
The innovators: the biotech firm hoping to breed an end to dengue …
After dengue, Oxitec intends to focus on products to tackle agricultural problems such as the diamondback moth, which feeds on crops such as ... «The Guardian, mag 15»