›› 2006, Vol. 49 ›› Issue (4): 636-642.doi:

• 研究论文 • 上一篇    下一篇

温度和寄主密度对雅脊金小蜂寄生和刺死米象幼虫的影响(英文)

高燕,张中润,许再福*   

  1. (华南农业大学资源环境学院,广州510640)
  • 出版日期:2006-09-28 发布日期:2006-08-20
  • 通讯作者: 许再福

Effects of temperature and host density on parasitizing and host-feeding of Theocolax elegans (Hymenoptera: Pteromalidae) to Sitophilus oryzae(Coleoptera: Curculionidae) in stored wheat (In English)

GAO Yan, ZHANG Zhong-Run, XU Zai-Fu   

  1. College of Natural Resources and Environment, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China
  • Online:2006-09-28 Published:2006-08-20
  • Contact: XU Zai-Fu

摘要: 本文通过研究雅脊金小蜂Theocolax elegans在6个不同温度梯度下对米象Sitophilus oryzae幼虫的寄生和取食能力,评价了雅脊金小蜂对米象的控制效果。雅脊金小蜂寄生米象的功能反应结果表明,在17℃~29℃的温度范围内,寄生蜂的寄主处理时间与温度成反比,从0.333天(17℃)到0.063天(29℃)。寄主搜索率也随温度变化而变化,17℃时最低(0.083头/天),26℃时最高(1.521头/天);当温度升高到29℃,寄主搜索率略有下降;但当温度升高到32℃,寄主搜索率明显下降。温度调节的功能反应模型表明,在26℃~29℃的温度范围内,寄生率较高。所以,在26℃~29℃时,雅脊金小蜂对米象有较好的控制效果。  

关键词: 雅脊金小蜂, 米象, 温度, 生物防治, 功能反应

Abstract: The larval-pupa parasitoid Theocolax elegans was evaluated as a biological control agent against the rice weevil, Sitophilus oryzae, in stored wheat. The parasitization and host-feeding of the parasitoid at six constant temperatures (17-32℃) were determined in the laboratory. The functional response of T. elegans parasitizing S. oryzae was examined over a range of temperatures and host densities. A functional response equation was fitted to each temperature regime. Within the temperature range of 17℃ to 29℃, the handling time was inversely proportional to temperature, and ranged from 0.333 d at 17℃ to 0.063 d at 29℃. Instantaneous search rate also changed with temperature and was the lowest at 17℃ and highest at 26℃. But over 29℃, the instantaneous search rate decreased significantly as the temperature increased. A temperature-mediated functional response equation was fitted to the data, in which handing time was a quadratic function of temperature. T. elegans can parasitize greater numbers of hosts within the temperature range of 26℃ to 29℃.

Key words: Theocolax elegans, Sitophilus oryzae; temperature, biological control, functional response