英文摘要 |
"Monthly samples of Pealius spina adults and larvae were collected from four sampling regions in Kaohsiung City during March 1998 to April 1999. Additionally, the correlation of the numerical changes of larvae with climate parameters was investigated. During the same sampling period, the population dynamic of P. spina adult and larvae on three trimming modes of lime tree (Ficus religiosa) were also monitored. The result of this study indicated significant differences were presented among sites and months both for P. spina adults and larvae. Especially from June to October, obviously increase of P. spina larvae was noticed for sampling sites on Yi-xin Road and Kaohsiung Vocational High School of Commerce. The number of P. spina larvae would increase following the increasing of monthly mean temperature. However, a negative correlation was founded between the larval population and the dust, total suspended particulates, and chloride concentration in the air. This study evidenced that the new grow leaves after trimming would promote the infested severity by P. spina larvae. According to the result of this study, we suggested the trimming of lime tree (Ficus religiosa) should be considered to perform in early winter (November-December) to diminish the infestation intensity of P. spina larvae and increase the scenic view of road tree in summer." |