preferencia de los trips (thysanoptera: thripidae) hacia trampas de colores en un invernadero de flores de la sabana de bogotá color preference of trhips (thysanoptera: tripidae) in crysanthemum crops at the bogotá plateau
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Abstract
Se trabajó con un total de 36 trampas, 6 colores y 6 replicaciones por color, se les adicionó un pegante y se distribuyeron completamente al azar dentro de un invernadero comercial ubicado en Chía Cundinamarca. Los colores probados fueron: blanco, morado, amarillo, rojo, naranja y verde, Los colores blanco y morado mostraron la más alta eficiencia en la captura de adultos de Frsnkliniette oeeidentalis (Pegande)<br />mientras que el color verde capturó el menor número de esta especie. Se capturaron además adultos de F. panamensis Hood,<br />F. minuta (Moulton), F. auripes Hood y Thrips tabaei Lindeman pero en menor cantidad.
White, violet, yellow, red, orange and green colors with six replicates were tried. This study was done in a green house<br />grown chrysantemum crop. White and violet showed the highest efficiency by capturing the greatest number of adults of Frankliniella oeeidentalis, the most abundant species during the experimento Green color captured the lowest number of F. oeeidentalis. Other species captured were F. panamensis Hood,<br />F. minuta (Moulton), F. auripes Hood and Tbrips tabaei Lindeman.
White, violet, yellow, red, orange and green colors with six replicates were tried. This study was done in a green house<br />grown chrysantemum crop. White and violet showed the highest efficiency by capturing the greatest number of adults of Frankliniella oeeidentalis, the most abundant species during the experimento Green color captured the lowest number of F. oeeidentalis. Other species captured were F. panamensis Hood,<br />F. minuta (Moulton), F. auripes Hood and Tbrips tabaei Lindeman.
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| Journal | Indian journal of pediatrics |
| Year | 1989 |
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