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| Beneficial arthropod fauna was monitored in test plots of an olive grove in Madrid under four different control strategies against the olive fruit fly: trichlorfon bait sprays (trichlorfon + protein hydrolysate Nu-Lure®), spinosad bait sprays (Spintor Cebo®), kaolin sprays and mass-trapping (Easy-trap® + Nu-Lure®). A beating method was used to sample arthropoda from the five plots along 2005. Bait treatments (spinosad or trichlorfon) and mass-trapping did not cause significant effects on populations of beneficial arthropoda, but a reduction of parasitoids and predators was observed in samples from plots sprayed with kaolin. However, a longer time period of study will be necessary to confirm the effect of the different control strategies on the evolution of arthropod populations. | |
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JCR
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Title
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IOBC/WPRS Bulletin |
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ISBN
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9789290672128 |
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Impact factor JCR
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Volume
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35 |
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Journal number
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0 |
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From page
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85 |
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To page
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93 |
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ENERO |
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