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Laboratory Safety Evaluation of Insecticides to Trichogramma japonicum
SUN Chao ,SU Jian-ya ,SHEN Jin-liang ,ZHANG Xi
2008, 22(1):
93-98 .
The direct and indirect effects of 13 insecticides of six groups against Trichogramma japonicum Ashmead,an egg parasitoid of the rice stem borer,Chilo suppressalis Walker,were evaluated under the laboratory conditions.Buprofezin,tebufenozide,Furan Tebufenozide and hexaflumuron had no effect on survival and parasitism capacity of adults of T.japonicum when they were exposed to the leaves with insecticide residues at various intervals after spraying.Fipronil,thiamethoxam,chlorpyrifos and triazophos had the most significant effects on the adult survival of T.japonicum,and the mortalities of adults were 100% and 80.0% to 98.9% when they were subjected to the leaves with insecticide residues at 2 and 7 days after spraying(2-day-old and 7-day-old residues),respectively.Seven-day-old residues of fipronil and triazophos had no significant effects on parasitism capacity,but thiamethoxam did.The results of host egg exposure showed that imidacloprid,triazophos,fipronil and chlorpyrifos were all badly detrimental to adult survival,parasitism capacity(F0)and adult emergence(F1).When dipping parasitized host eggs,in which the T.japonicum was at different developmental stages(egg,larva,prepupa and pupa)into insecticidal solutions,buprofezin,tebufenozide and Furan Tebufenozide were found to have little effect on adult emergence,with the emergence rates of 81.4%-91.8%;hexaflumuron,emamectin benzoate and thiamethoxam were selective,i.e.hexaflumuron was harmless to pupae,emamectin benzoate was harmless to eggs and pupae,and thiamethoxam was harmless to eggs.Side-effects of methamidophos,imidacloprid,triazophos,fipronil,chlorpyrifos,dichlorvos and isoprocard on adult emergence were extremely significant when tested against any immature stage.Based on the results,the insect growth regulators buprofezin,tebufenozide and Furan Tebufenozide were not directly or indirectly harmful to T.japonicum,suggesting that these insecticides are compatible to this parasitoid when being used for control of rice pests.
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