昆虫学报 ›› 2021, Vol. 64 ›› Issue (12): 1478-1482.doi: 10.16380/j.kcxb.2021.12.013

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云杉花墨天牛成虫对四种寄主松树的取食偏好性

郑雅楠*, 时勇, 李洋, 范立淳, 王珏, 王伟韬   

  1. (沈阳农业大学林学院, 沈阳 110866)
  • 出版日期:2021-12-20 发布日期:2021-11-26

Feeding preference of Monochamus saltuarius (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae) adults for four host pine trees

ZHENG Ya-Nan*, SHI Yong, LI Yang, FAN Li-Chun, WANG Jue, WANG Wei-Tao    

  1. (College of Forestry, Shenyang Agricultural University, Shenyang 110866, China)
  • Online:2021-12-20 Published:2021-11-26

摘要:

【目的】近年来,松材线虫病扩散到我国的中温带地区,云杉花墨天牛Monochamus saltuarius成为该地区松材线虫的新媒介昆虫。由于中温带地区松材线虫危害松树种类较多,本研究对云杉花墨天牛成虫对4种寄主松树的取食偏好性进行测定,为明确云杉花墨天牛成虫补充营养特性,进而为中温带地区松材线虫病和云杉花墨天牛监测与防治工作提供理论依据。【方法】2020年5月云杉花墨天牛羽化前,在辽宁省抚顺市大伙房实验林场采集被云杉花墨天牛侵入的红松Pinus koraiensis疫木,锯成1 m长木段,两端蜡封,置于养虫笼内,每天收集初羽化的云杉花墨天牛成虫。养虫笼内四角分别放置寄主植物红松、油松P. tabulaeformis、樟子松P. sylvestris var. mongolica和长白落叶松Larix olgensis 3年生树苗,将同一天羽化的5对雌雄成虫配对放入养虫笼中央,调察其在不同寄主松树上的日均取食频次和在寄主松树各部位的日均取食量。【结果】云杉花墨天牛成虫主要停留在油松上,日均取食频次为7.05±3.87次/d,其次是红松、长白落叶松上,停留在樟子松上的频次最少,日均取食频次仅有1.02±0.81次/d;各种寄主松树上雌雄成虫间的日均取食频次差异显著。云杉花墨天牛成虫在4种松树上的日均取食量存在显著差异,其中对油松的日均取食量最高,为129.14±50.23 mm2,占取食总量的62.89%;其次是对红松、长白落叶松,对樟子松的日均取食量最低,为9.87±11.02 mm2,仅占取食总量的4.81%。另外,云杉花墨天牛成虫在同种松树植物的不同部位上取食量差异显著,在4种松树上均主要取食嫩枝。【结论】从云杉花墨天牛成虫补充营养期间在不同松树上取食频次和取食量分析,云杉花墨天牛对油松的选择性明显高于其他3种松树。

关键词: 云杉花墨天牛, 补充营养, 寄主植物, 松树, 取食频次, 取食量

Abstract: 【Aim】 Since pine wilt disease spreads to the middle temperate zone of China, Monochamus saltuarius has become a new vector of pine wood nematode in northern China. Due to the abundant pine tree species damaged by the pine wood nematode in the middle temperate zone, the preferences of M. saltuarius to four host pine trees in the process of supplementary nutrition were assessed in this study, in order to provide theoretical basis for the prevention and control of M. saltuarius and the monitoring of pine wilt disease in the middle temperate zone. 【Methods】 Before the flight period of M. saltuarius on May, 2020, Pinus koraiensis trees infected by M. saltuarius were collected from Dahuofang Experimental Forest Farm in Fushun City, Liaoning Province. The infested trees were sawed into 1 m long logs, sealed with wax at both ends, and kept in insect cages. The newly emerged adults were collected every day. Three-year-old seedlings of host plants P. koraiensis, P. tabulaeformis, P. sylvestris var. mongolica and Larix olgensis were put into the four corners of the cage, respectively. Five male and five female adults emerged on the same day were placed in the center of the cage, and the daily feeding frequency on different host pine trees and average daily feeding amount on different parts of host pine trees were investigated. 【Results】 In the cage, M. saltuarius mainly stayed on P. tabulaeformis, with the daily feeding frequency of 7.05±3.87, followed by on P. koraiensis and L. olgensis. The daily feeding frequency of staying on P. sylvestris var. mongolica was the least (1.02±0.81). The daily feeding frequencies on different species of host pine trees were significantly different between male and female adults. The feeding amounts of M. saltuarius adults on four species of pine trees were significantly different. The daily feeding amount of M. saltuarius adults on P. tabulaeformis was the highest (129.14±50.23 mm2), accounting for 62.89% of the total feeding amount, followed by those on P. koraiensis and L. olgensis. And that on P. sylvestris var. mongolica was the least (9.87±11.02 mm2), accounting for only 4.81% of the total feeding amount. The feeding amounts on different parts of the same pine tree were significantly different, and M. saltuarius adults mainly fed on the tender branches of four species of pine trees.【Conclusion】 Based on the analysis of the feeding frequency and feeding amount of M. saltuarius on different pine tree species during the period of supplementary nutrition, the preference of M. saltuarius to P. tabulaeformis is significantly higher than to the other three pine trees.

Key words: Monochamus saltuarius, supplementary nutrition, host plant, pine tree, feeding frequency, feeding amount