Quantifying movement of the coffee berry borer at the interface between coffee plantations and adjacent land uses

In this study, our objective was to provide evidence of the movement of the coffee berry borer (CBB), the most important pest in coffee cultivation, from neighboring coffee plantations to adjacent land uses at different time periods of the coffee production cycle. For 10 months we captured the CBB with funnel traps in 13 coffee plots that had an interface with forests, pastures, and abandoned coffee plantations in Costa Rica. At each interface, we established three transects with a minimum distance of 50 m between them, in the direction of the wind. Within each transect, we placed four traps 20 m apart. We fitted generalized linear mixed models to evaluate the relationship between CBB captures and the type of interface, the position of the trap, wind velocity, rainfall, temperature and relative humidity, and their interactions. Our findings suggest that CBB moves into adjacent land uses when the coffee resource in the plot is limited. This effect varies according to the interface and the position of the trap. We also found an interaction between the interface and the position of the trap with the wind and relative humidity.

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Main Authors: 128880 Vilchez Mendoza, Sergio J. autor, Ronin, Antoine autor, Bommel, Pierre autor 349011, Cilas, Christian autor 349013, 349014 Bagny Beilhe, Leila Tipo autor
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Published: Frontiers 2024
Subjects:PLAGAS DE PLANTAS, PLANT PESTS, HYPOTHENEMUS HAMPEI, MANEJO DEL CULTIVO, CROP MANAGEMENT, CONTROL DE PLAGAS, PEST CONTROL,
Online Access:https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/12655
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spelling KOHA-OAI-BVE:1531902024-06-24T14:53:33ZQuantifying movement of the coffee berry borer at the interface between coffee plantations and adjacent land uses 128880 Vilchez Mendoza, Sergio J. autor Ronin, Antoine autor Bommel, Pierre autor 349011 Cilas, Christian autor 349013 349014 Bagny Beilhe, Leila Tipo autor textFrontiers2024engpdfIn this study, our objective was to provide evidence of the movement of the coffee berry borer (CBB), the most important pest in coffee cultivation, from neighboring coffee plantations to adjacent land uses at different time periods of the coffee production cycle. For 10 months we captured the CBB with funnel traps in 13 coffee plots that had an interface with forests, pastures, and abandoned coffee plantations in Costa Rica. At each interface, we established three transects with a minimum distance of 50 m between them, in the direction of the wind. Within each transect, we placed four traps 20 m apart. We fitted generalized linear mixed models to evaluate the relationship between CBB captures and the type of interface, the position of the trap, wind velocity, rainfall, temperature and relative humidity, and their interactions. Our findings suggest that CBB moves into adjacent land uses when the coffee resource in the plot is limited. This effect varies according to the interface and the position of the trap. We also found an interaction between the interface and the position of the trap with the wind and relative humidity.In this study, our objective was to provide evidence of the movement of the coffee berry borer (CBB), the most important pest in coffee cultivation, from neighboring coffee plantations to adjacent land uses at different time periods of the coffee production cycle. For 10 months we captured the CBB with funnel traps in 13 coffee plots that had an interface with forests, pastures, and abandoned coffee plantations in Costa Rica. At each interface, we established three transects with a minimum distance of 50 m between them, in the direction of the wind. Within each transect, we placed four traps 20 m apart. We fitted generalized linear mixed models to evaluate the relationship between CBB captures and the type of interface, the position of the trap, wind velocity, rainfall, temperature and relative humidity, and their interactions. Our findings suggest that CBB moves into adjacent land uses when the coffee resource in the plot is limited. This effect varies according to the interface and the position of the trap. We also found an interaction between the interface and the position of the trap with the wind and relative humidity.PLAGAS DE PLANTASPLANT PESTSHYPOTHENEMUS HAMPEIMANEJO DEL CULTIVOCROP MANAGEMENTCONTROL DE PLAGASPEST CONTROLhttps://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/12655
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PLANT PESTS
HYPOTHENEMUS HAMPEI
MANEJO DEL CULTIVO
CROP MANAGEMENT
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
PEST CONTROL
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PLANT PESTS
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MANEJO DEL CULTIVO
CROP MANAGEMENT
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
PEST CONTROL
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CROP MANAGEMENT
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PEST CONTROL
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PLANT PESTS
HYPOTHENEMUS HAMPEI
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CROP MANAGEMENT
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
PEST CONTROL
128880 Vilchez Mendoza, Sergio J. autor
Ronin, Antoine autor
Bommel, Pierre autor 349011
Cilas, Christian autor 349013
349014 Bagny Beilhe, Leila Tipo autor
Quantifying movement of the coffee berry borer at the interface between coffee plantations and adjacent land uses
description In this study, our objective was to provide evidence of the movement of the coffee berry borer (CBB), the most important pest in coffee cultivation, from neighboring coffee plantations to adjacent land uses at different time periods of the coffee production cycle. For 10 months we captured the CBB with funnel traps in 13 coffee plots that had an interface with forests, pastures, and abandoned coffee plantations in Costa Rica. At each interface, we established three transects with a minimum distance of 50 m between them, in the direction of the wind. Within each transect, we placed four traps 20 m apart. We fitted generalized linear mixed models to evaluate the relationship between CBB captures and the type of interface, the position of the trap, wind velocity, rainfall, temperature and relative humidity, and their interactions. Our findings suggest that CBB moves into adjacent land uses when the coffee resource in the plot is limited. This effect varies according to the interface and the position of the trap. We also found an interaction between the interface and the position of the trap with the wind and relative humidity.
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PLANT PESTS
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CROP MANAGEMENT
CONTROL DE PLAGAS
PEST CONTROL
author 128880 Vilchez Mendoza, Sergio J. autor
Ronin, Antoine autor
Bommel, Pierre autor 349011
Cilas, Christian autor 349013
349014 Bagny Beilhe, Leila Tipo autor
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Ronin, Antoine autor
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Cilas, Christian autor 349013
349014 Bagny Beilhe, Leila Tipo autor
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title Quantifying movement of the coffee berry borer at the interface between coffee plantations and adjacent land uses
title_short Quantifying movement of the coffee berry borer at the interface between coffee plantations and adjacent land uses
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