›› 2001, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (3): 321-326.

• 研究论文 •    下一篇

利用人工合成性信息素诱捕器诱捕印度谷螟的影响因素分析

赵奇1,田本志1,许国庆1,吕成军2,谢春友2   

  • 出版日期:2001-08-20 发布日期:2001-08-20

Analysis of factors affecting captures of Plodia interpunctella by synthetic sex pheromone traps

ZHAO Qi1,TIAN Ben-zhi1,XU Guo-qing1,LU Cheng-jun2,XIE Chun-you2   

  • Online:2001-08-20 Published:2001-08-20

摘要: 采用自行设计式及仿制圆筒式诱捕器,以人工合成性信息素(Z,E)-9,12-tetradecadienyl acetate (简称TDA) 为引诱源在实验室条件下对影响诱捕器诱捕印度谷螟Plodia interpunctella效果的几个因素进行分析测定。多元线性回归分析结果表明:日平均温度在18.5~26.2℃,人工合成性信息素TDA散发日数9~37天,温度(X1)、TDA散发日数(X2)、当日释放蛾(雄)量(X3)、累计2日释放蛾量(X4)、累计3日释放蛾量(X5)等5个因素与每日诱捕蛾量间存在着相关关系。对5个因素进行逐步回归分析和筛选,得出线性回归方程:Y=-27.31+1.37X1+0.28X3,回归系数R(0.90)>R0.01(n-2,0.63)。统计分析结果表明:日平均温度(X1)、当日释放蛾量(X3)与诱蛾量(Y)之间呈显著线性相关关系。卡方测验表明预测值与实测值之间差异不显著。

关键词: 印度谷螟, 人工合成性信息素, 诱捕器, 影响因素, 多元线性回归分析

Abstract: traps designed and made by authors and imitated cylindrical traps, in which synthetic sex pheromone, (Z, E)-9, 12-tetradecadienyl acetate(TDA) was used as attractive source for the Indian meal moth Plodia interpunctella, were employed. Five factors possibly affecting captures of the insects (Y), i.e. daily average temperature (X1), days of synthetic sex pheromone applied (X2), number of male moths released in the first day(X3), accumulated number of male moths released within two days (X4) and accumulated number of male moths released within three days (X5), were determined in the laboratory. Multiple linear regression and progressive regression were used to screen among the five factors. The results showed that there was a linear correlation between the five factors and the number of male moths captured on conditions that the daily average temperature ranged from 18.5℃ to 26.2℃ and the synthetic sex pheromone (TDA) was exposed from 9 to 37 days. As the three independent varieties X2, X4, X5 with insignificant coefficient of partial regression were eliminated, a multiple linear regression equation was derived as follows: Y=-27.31+1.37X1+0.28X3. The multiple correlation coefficient ® of this equation was 0.90>R0.01(n-2,0.63). This result indicated that both the daily average temperature and the number of male moths released in the first day were closely related to the number of male moths captured each night. Chi-square test proved no significant difference between the actual values and calculated ones for moths captured.

Key words: Indian meal moth, synthetic sex pheromone trap, affecting factors, multiple linear regression