2024-11-29T15:25:33+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Economic entomology </p>, <p>Injury</p>, <p>Damage </p>, <p>but not all injury can cause damage </p>, <p>Pest outbreak </p>, <p>on potential losses rather than the expected loss </p>, <p>Commodity values are well established in commerce and trade </p>, <p>Economic Injury Level </p>, <p>Measurement of injury </p>, <p>cost of pest control and the value of the commodity </p>, <p>Economic threshold level</p>, <p>Economic threshold level</p>, <p>insects density units or injury measurement </p>, <p>Disease incidence </p>, <p> Disease Severity</p>, <p>20 insects per hill</p>, <p>10 insects per hill </p>, <p>20% damage </p>, <p>5% deadheart </p>, <p>One egg mass/m2</p>, <p>One moth/m2</p>, <p>Brown plant hopper</p>, <p>5 to 10 insects per hill</p>, <p>20 insects per hill, </p>, <p>5-10 insects per hill </p>, <p>3-4 egg mass/100 plant</p>, <p>40% or more </p> flashcards
CPRT 4.3

CPRT 4.3

  • Economic entomology

    " as the scientific study of pest and pest control strategies that recognize the financial impact insects have on the industry, agriculture, and human society in genera

  • Injury

    is defined as the physical harm or destruction to a valued commodity caused by the presence or activities of a pest (e.g., consuming leaves, tunneling in wood, feeding on blood, etc

  • Damage

    is the monetary value lost to the commodity due to injury by the pest (e.g., spoilage, reduction in yield, loss of quality, etc.)

  • but not all injury can cause damage

    Any level of pest infestation causes injury

  • Pest outbreak

    occurs whenever the value of "A" is greater than the value of "B.

  • on potential losses rather than the expected loss

    Househould losses are estimates of damage are often based

  • Commodity values are well established in commerce and trade

    Actual losses are relatively easy to measure in agricultural or industrial settings because

  • Economic Injury Level

    The break-even point, where "A" = "B," is known as the economic injury level, which is the population density at which the cost to control the pest equals the amount of damage it inflicts

  • Measurement of injury

    Occasionally, when the insects themselves are difficult to count or detect, EIL may be based on a

  • cost of pest control and the value of the commodity

    It is essential to recognize that the economic injury level is a function of both the

  • Economic threshold level

    a useful concept because it quantifies the cost/benefit ratio that underlies all pest control decisions.

  • Economic threshold level

    is defined as the pest density at which steps are first taken to ensure that a potential pest population never exceeds its economic injury level.

  • insects density units or injury measurement

    the economic threshold is usually expressed in

  • Disease incidence

    is used for measuring diseases that affect whole plants (bacterial wilt, mosaic diseases and systemic diseases such as bacterial or fungal wilt and virus diseases.

  • Disease Severity

    In case of localized infection injury is expressed as ________ can be the percent of leaves infected for the whole plant or the • percentage of leaf area infected

  • 20 insects per hill

    green leaf hopper ETL during mid tillering panicle initiation to booting

  • 10 insects per hill

    green leaf hopper ETL during in other areas at the tillering stage

  • 20% damage

    Rice in other areas at the tillering stage

  • 5% deadheart

    ETL of Stem borer Moderate to severe in the nursery,

  • One egg mass/m2

    ETL of rice stem borer at rice field area at tillering stage

  • One moth/m2

    ETL of rice stem borer at panicle initiation to booting or flowering stages

  • Brown plant hopper

    the cause of hopper burn and the vector of ragged stunt virus disease

  • 5 to 10 insects per hill

    ETL of BPH @ tillering stage.

  • 20 insects per hill,

    ETL of BPH @ panicle initiation and booting stage

  • 5-10 insects per hill

    ETL of BPH @ at flowering stage and after flowering

  • 3-4 egg mass/100 plant

    ETL of corn borer @whorl stage

  • 40% or more

    ETL of core borer @ post-tassel