Table 1. Specific composition and honeysuckle phytophage number (Institute of Fruit Growing,Minsk region, 2005 – 2008)Phytophage species, record unit 2005 2006 2007 2008Archips rosana , average larvae number per 2 m of 2.6 1.4 1.5 3.9branchesSpilonota ocellana, average number of larvae per 2 1.1 1.2 0.4 0.6m of branchesOperophthera brumata , average number of larvae 0.1 - 0.2 -per 2 m of branchesTotal number of leaf-eating butterflies 3.8 2.6 2.1 4.5Rhopalomyzus lonicerae, colonies per 100 leaves 8.9 6.6 7.3 6.8Tetranychus urticae,, average individuals number per 6.8 4.4 3.7 -leafParthеnolecanium corni corni , larvae number per 2m of branches- - 5.9 3.0Since 2006 research was started on the evaluation of the damageability by the dominantphytophages of honeysuckle cultivars regionalized in Belarus. The most spread cultivars:‘Lakomka’, ‘Goluboe vereteno’ and ‘Vasilievskaya’ were under study. As a result of three yearsrecords and observations it has been determined that a variety ‘Lakomka’ is damaged by a complexof phytophages to a lesser degree than the varieties ‘Vasilievskaya’ and ‘Goluboe vereteno’(Figure 1).Colonies,per 100 leaves1210864Caterpillars, per 2 mof branches1210864LakomkaGoluboe veretenoVasilievskaya2202006 2007 200802006 2007 2008Rhopalomyzus loniceraeArchips rosana12121010Larvae, per 2 mof branches864Individuals,per leaf864202007 2008Parthenolecanium corni corni202006 2007Tetranychus urticaeFigure 1. Regionalized edible honeysuckle cultivars colonization by main phytophages(Samokhvalovichi, Мinsk region, 2006-2008)On the cultivar ‘Lakomka’ for all years of inspections there was no honeythuckle-cereal aphiddamage, while on the cultivars ‘Vasilievskaya’ and ‘Goluboe vereteno’ the pest number reached 6– 8 colonies per 100 leaves. The rose tortrix moth number in cv. ‘Lakomka’ bushes for all years ofinspection did not increase 2.6 caterpillars per 2 m of branches in comparison with the cultivars‘Vasilievskaya’ and ‘Goluboe vereteno’ where there were 4 – 5 caterpillars. It was noticed that theEuropean fruit lecanium and red spider mite also to a lesser degree colonized cv. Lakomka. Therewere no essential differences between the cultivars‘Goluboe vereteno’ and ‘Vasilievskaya’ byphytophages damage.50
Thus, it has been determined that the cv. ‘Lakomka’ in the conditions of Belarus is the leastdamaged by main phytophages and not damaged by the honeythuckle-cereal aphid.For the sake of extending the spectrum of preparations allowed for application on ediblehoneythuckle, in 2008 a series of experiments were started on studying the efficiency of biologicalplant protection products against sucking and leaf-eating phytophages. Studying the efficiency andpossibility of biological preparation application on the crops where the chemical means ofprotection is limited and is authorized only after harvesting is rather actual and a perspectivedirection for research. For studying, the biological product baciturine, ps. is taken, titer 45 – 60milliard viable spores g -1 (spore-crystal complex and exotoxin Bacillus thuringiensis, var.darmstadiensis, strain № 24 – 91), developed at the Microbiology Institute of the NationalAcademy of Sciences of Belarus and at the Institute of Plant Protection. Also the antagonisticactivity of the experimental sample of the biological preparation lecanicil developed in Belarus isbased on a high-active strain of the fungus Lecanicillium (Verticillium) lecanii Zimm. Zare et W.Gams strain BL-1.The spraying of bushes by a 1 % working solution of a biological product baciturine against rosetortrix moth caterpillars was carried out on April 30, at the end of honeysuckle blossoming, when90 % of pest caterpillars had reached the II-instar larvae stage. The experimental sample oflecanicil was tested in a 1 % concentration against the honeysuckle-cereal aphid at the beginning ofberry coloring the pest number increase. The records of the phytophage number were noted justbefore harvest and on the 3 rd and 7 th day after spraying. Repetition – 3 bushes taken at random byone block in a row.Table 2. Efficiency of the biological preparation baciturine against the rose tortrix moth in ediblehoneythuckle (Cultivar-‘Goluboe vereteno’, p. Samokhvalovichi, Minsk r., 2008)Number ofcaterpillars per 2 m BiologicalDate ofof branches after efficiency, %Varianttreatment, croptreatmentphenophaseBaciturin, ps., titer 45-60mlrd. spores g -1 (6 l hа -1 )Number ofcaterpillarsper 2 m ofbranchesbeforetreatment4.330.04 end ofhoneythuckleblossomingon the 3 rddayon the 7 thdayon the 3 rddayon the7 th day1.9 2.4 41.6 55.0Control (without treatment) 4.5 - 4.4 4.3 - -As a result of the trials it was determined that the application of the biological preparationbaciturine, ps., titer 45 – 60 mlrd. spores g -1 at the rate of preparation application and workingsolution use 600 l ha -1 caused a 41,6 % kill of rose tortrix moth on the 3 rd day after treatment and 55% on the 7 th day after the product application (Table 2).Таble 3. Efficiency of the experimental sample of the biological preparation lecanicil against thehoneythuckle-cereal aphid in edible honeythuckle (cv. ‘Vasilievskaya’, p. Samokhvalovichi, Мinskregion, 2008)VariantNumber ofindividualsper 100leavesbeforetreatmentLecanicil, 6 l ha -1 132.8Control (withouttreatment)Treatment date, cropphenophase2.06, start ofhoneythuckleberries coloringNumber of individualsper 100 leaves aftertreatmenton the 3 rddayon the 7 thdayBiologicalefficiency, %on the 3 rddayon the 7 thday126.1 120.2 22.3 41.8133.3 - 134.5 135.3 - -51
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