Parfum fatale voor de taxuskever, een succesvolle plaag uit de Alpen

The vine weevil Otiorchynchus sulcatus is an important pest in the nursery industry and small fruit production but is also a nuisance in gardens and landscapes. In this research is shown that nematodes that parasitize on the weevil larvae find their victims by the chemical substances released by the damaged roots from a conifer. This phenomenon may have huge consequences for the improvement of biological control of this but also many other soil pests in the near future

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Main Author: van Tol, R.W.H.M.
Format: Article/Letter to editor biblioteca
Language:Dutch
Subjects:entomophilic nematodes, heterorhabditidae, host plants, insect attractants, insects, nematoda, otiorhynchus sulcatus, plant pests, steinernematidae, insecten, insectenlokstoffen, insectenparasitaire nematoden, plantenplagen, waardplanten,
Online Access:https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/parfum-fatale-voor-de-taxuskever-een-succesvolle-plaag-uit-de-alp
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Summary:The vine weevil Otiorchynchus sulcatus is an important pest in the nursery industry and small fruit production but is also a nuisance in gardens and landscapes. In this research is shown that nematodes that parasitize on the weevil larvae find their victims by the chemical substances released by the damaged roots from a conifer. This phenomenon may have huge consequences for the improvement of biological control of this but also many other soil pests in the near future