| 英文摘要 |
"Researches on sex pheromone trapping systems, including lure formula and trap types, for the oriental fruit moth, Grapholita molesta (Busck), were conducted from 1993 to 2003 at peach orchards in Central Taiwan. The lure attractiveness using different blends of Z8-12: Ac/E8-12:Ac/Z8-12:OH, 96/4/10 (A), 94/6/10 (B), 100/0/100 (C), and OFM and CO to male G. molesta were conducted in peach orchards at Sinshe Township, Taichung County, Taiwan, from April 1^(st) to May 20^(th), 1999. The results showed that the attractiveness of lures A and B, showed no difference from lure OFM, which was were more attractive to male G. molesta than other lures. The catch percentage for lures A, B, and OFM for male G. molesta were 35.6 , 32.3, and 31.3%, respectively. During the trapping trials, three species of Tortricidae were caught with pheromone traps in peach orchards. Among them, the number of G. molesta caught was greater than that of Cydia notanthes Meyrick, and Cryptophlebia ombrodelta. The trapping efficiency of four traps, including standard trap, C-DAIS trap, 3-layer- PET-bottle trap, and wing sticky trap, baited with OFM lure on G. molesta were compared in peach orchards at Jhoulan Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan, from September 17^(th) to October 22^(nd), 1993. The results showed that the percentage of male G. molesta caught in the 3-layer-PET-bottle trap and wing sticky trap were 39.1 and 45.9%, higher than the standard trap (5.9%) and C-DIAS trap (9.2%). The efficiency of CFB composed bag trap in capturing male G. molesta was compared with the 3-layer-PET-bottle trap from 2002 to 2003 in peach orchards in Caotun Township, Nantou County and Sinshe Township, Taichung County, Taiwan. These two trap types were not different based on the data from three tests. The oriental fruit moth, G. molesta, commonly occurs in peaches, Japanese apricots, plums, pears and apple orchards in Central Taiwan, as surveyed using sex pheromones in 1994 and 2007. Orchard treatment with 28-12: Ac at the 53.28 g/ha rate can inhibit the sex pheromone attractiveness of G. molesta and C. ombrodelta." |