CABI Agriculture and Bioscience,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 29, 2024
Abstract
Trichogramma
brassicae
is
one
of
the
most
important
egg
parasitoids
many
pests
including
South
American
tomato
pinworm,
Tuta
absoluta
(Lepidoptera:
Gelechiidae).
In
agrosystems,
function
can
be
affected
by
application
insecticides.
To
use
biological
control
agents
and
pesticides
simultaneously
in
pest
management,
it
necessary
to
know
potential
effect
on
agents.
this
study,
lethal
sublethal
effects
four
insecticides
(flubendiamide,
emamectin
benzoate
+
lufenuron,
thiocyclam,
spinosad)
frequently
used
T.
,
were
investigated
its
parasitoid
Brassicae
Bezdenko
(Hymenoptera:
Trichogrammatidae),
under
controlled
laboratory
conditions.
The
results
showed
that
spinosad
with
an
LC
50
value
0.73
mg
a.i./
L
was
highly
toxic
against
adults
comparison
flubendiamide
(4.09
L),
lufenuron
(4.17
thiocyclam
(9.59
L).
Furthermore,
key
demographic
parameters
such
as
net
reproductive
rate
(
R
0
),
intrinsic
increase
r
m
mean
generation
time
T
doubling
(DT)
significantly
decreased
after
exposure
30
s
spinosad,
flubendiamide,
compared
control.
light
our
results,
should
cautiously
integrated
management
programs.
While
combined
brassicae,
are
not
recommended
presence
parasitoid.
avoided
concomitantly
release
.
Microorganisms,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(2), С. 364 - 364
Опубликована: Янв. 31, 2023
Microbial
pesticides
can
be
significantly
improved
by
adjuvants.
At
present,
microbial
pesticide
formulations
are
mainly
wettable
powders
and
suspension
concentrations,
which
usually
produced
with
adjuvants
such
as
surfactants,
carriers,
protective
agents,
nutritional
Surfactants
improve
the
tension
between
liquid
crop
surfaces,
resulting
in
stronger
permeability
wettability
of
formulations.
Carriers
inert
components
loaded
or
diluted
pesticides,
control
release
active
at
appropriate
times.
Protective
agents
able
to
help
microorganisms
resist
adverse
environments.
Nutritional
used
provide
nutrients
for
pesticides.
Most
still
refer
those
chemical
However,
some
may
have
harmful
effects
on
non-target
organisms
ecological
Herein,
order
promote
research
improvement
types
were
briefly
reviewed,
progress
their
applications
highlighted,
challenges
future
perspectives
towards
sustainable
green
also
discussed
this
review.
Pest Management Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
78(4), С. 1698 - 1706
Опубликована: Янв. 7, 2022
Pesticides
can
be
noxious
to
non-target
beneficial
arthropods
and
their
negative
effects
have
been
recently
recognized
even
at
low
doses.
The
predator
Nesidiocoris
tenuis
(Reuter)
(Hemiptera:
Miridae)
plays
an
important
role
in
controlling
insect
pests
solanaceous
crops,
but
its
concurrent
herbivory
often
poses
relevant
concerns
for
tomato
production.
Although
insecticide
side
on
N.
previously
studied,
little
is
known
the
potential
implications
of
neurotoxic
chemicals
concentrations.
We
assessed
baseline
toxicity
three
insecticides
(lambda-cyhalothrin,
spinosad
chlorpyrifos)
by
topical
contact
exposure.
behavioral
reproduction
capacity
was
then
investigated
upon
exposure
estimated
low-lethal
concentrations
(LC
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 9, 2025
Tuta
absoluta
is
one
of
the
most
destructive
pests
tomatoes.
Chemical
insecticides
used
to
control
this
leafminer
harm
all
organisms,
increasing
risk
public
health
and
environment.
Developing
natural
alternatives,
such
as
bioinsecticides
formulated
from
essential
plant
oils,
a
key
strategy
address
problem.
These
volatile
compounds,
derived
secondary
metabolic
pathways
plants,
exhibit
targeted
activity
against
specific
pest
species.
Their
use
consistent
with
an
environmentally
responsible
framework
that
reduces
adverse
impacts
on
ecosystems,
protects
non-target
safeguards
human
health,
enhances
efficacy
integrated
crop
management
systems.
This
study
aims
determine
chemical
composition
oils
(EOs)
round
leaf
mint
(Mentha
rotundifolia)
crown
chrysanthemum
(Chrysanthemum
coronarium)
evaluate
their
toxicity
T.
larvae
in-vitro.
The
EOs
obtained
by
steam
distillation
leaves
plants
was
analyzed
gas
chromatography
coupled
mass
spectrometry
(GC-MS).
Indeed,
77
compounds
representing
98.19%
total
oil
M.
rotundifolia,
including
cyclobutane
acetonitrile,
1-methyl-2-(1-methyl
ethenyl)-,
terpinene-4-ol,
p-menthane,
germacrene
D,
caryophyllene
myrcene,
were
main
compounds.
However,
farnesene,
eugenol,
phytol,
pinene
significant
components
among
69
95.39%
C.
coronarium.
Results
showed
toxic
different
larval
stages.
According
Finney
method,
concentrations
2.88
1.07%
are
LC50
rotundifolia
coronarium
which
induce
50%
mortality
within
7
days
exposure.
Statistical
analysis
in-vitro
tests
both
had
similar
level
insecticidal
contact.
overall
results
have
been
shown
important
effect
can
be
source
biological
treatment
tomato
(TLM).
Biocontrol Science and Technology,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
31(7), С. 661 - 693
Опубликована: Янв. 31, 2021
Trichogramma
egg
parasitoids
are
successfully
used
for
biological
control
of
a
wide
range
lepidopteran
pests
worldwide.
However,
the
field
success
depends
upon
their
performance
that
could
be
influenced
by
conditions
laboratory
mass
rearing.
Hence,
reviewing
all
scientific
information
on
most
suitable
rearing
techniques
is
utmost
importance
to
those
seeking
successful
pest
action.
production
techniques,
mainly
using
alternative
hosts,
and
characteristics
artificial
diet(s)
explored
herein.
Scientific
technical
(i)
how
diet
influence
adult
reproductive
behaviour,
(ii)
effect
continuous
parasitoid
genetic
diversity,
(iii)
preferences
host
eggs
impact
quality
wasp
performance,
(iv)
storage
methods
abiotic
factors
(temperature,
relative
humidity
photoperiod)
fitness
reared
emphasised
in
this
review.
Sustainable Earth Reviews,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(1)
Опубликована: Май 6, 2024
Abstract
This
article
explores
the
global
commitment
to
achieving
sustainable
solutions
for
addressing
hunger,
emphasizing
urgent
need
transform
agricultural
sector
in
face
of
escalating
population
growth
and
threats
food
system.
Despite
commitments
reduce
conventional
pesticide
use,
market
these
products
is
expanding.
Biopesticides
are
a
alternative
with
targeted
action
ecological
benefits.
While
biopesticide
growing,
it
remains
small
segment
within
overall
expanding
market.
The
study
focuses
on
Mediterranean
region,
specifically
Spain,
Tunisia,
Turkey,
investigate
structural
challenges
hindering
adoption
biopesticides.
Technical
issues,
coupled
broader
dynamics
involving
producers,
farmers,
regulators,
consumers,
contribute
limited
presence
biopesticides
region.
Challenges
such
as
knowledge
gaps,
constraints,
manufacturing
plants,
registration
complexities
further
impede
development,
confining
them
niche
markets.
Overcoming
requires
issues
availability,
affordability,
efficacy,
alongside
legislative
barriers.
paper
suggests
potential
roles
regulators
agents
change,
acknowledging
complexity
devising
concrete
strategies
navigate
current
impasse.
research
proposes
directions
facilitating
change.
Journal of Pest Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
95(4), С. 1609 - 1619
Опубликована: Авг. 17, 2022
Abstract
Zoophytophagous
hemipteran
predators
provide
relevant
biological
control
services
and
their
applications
are
consolidated
in
greenhouse
pest
management.
The
use
of
plant
essential
oils
(EOs)
for
sustainable
crop
protection
is
being
currently
promoted.
However,
further
knowledge
the
potential
side
effects
EOs
on
predatory
mirids
(Hemiptera:
Miridae)
required.
Here,
we
evaluated
non-target
impact
four
(anise,
fennel,
garlic
lavender)
generalist
predator
Nesidiocoris
tenuis
(Reuter)
laboratory.
baseline
toxicity
was
firstly
assessed
N.
adults
following
topical
contact
exposure.
Then,
reproduction
orientation
behavior
tested
exposure
to
three
estimated
EO
lethal
concentrations
(LC
1
,
LC
10
30
).
Garlic
had
lowest
LCs
(e.g.,
1.34
mg
mL
−1
),
thus
most
toxic
compound
among
EOs.
s
lavender,
anise
fennel
were
2.75,
4.55
5.17
respectively.
fertility
females
negatively
affected
by
all
at
highest
concentration.
Nevertheless,
caused
no
sublethal
.
Our
findings
suggest
that
careful
attention
should
be
given
when
used
combination
with
management
programs.
Crop Protection,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
179, С. 106617 - 106617
Опубликована: Фев. 9, 2024
Tuta
absoluta
(Meyrick)
(Lepidoptera:
Gelechiidae)
is
a
major
threat
to
worldwide
tomato
production,
and
sustainable
management
methods
are
needed.
Betabaculovirus
phoperculellae
(PhopGV)
the
parasitoid
wasp
Necremnus
tutae
Ribes
&
Bernardo
(Hymenoptera:
Eulophidae)
were
identified
as
promising
biocontrol
agents
of
this
pest.
Since
virus
most
effective
against
first
instar
larvae,
whereas
targets
older
ones,
combining
both
could
result
in
increased
pest
control.
We
conducted
replicated
semi-field
experiment
evaluate
control
efficacy
N.
PhopGV
when
used
alone
combination
T.
their
compatibility
over
an
entire
growth
period.
Combining
two
achieved
highest
larval
(−24
%)
crop
damage
(−29
reduction
cumulated
experiment.
However,
there
was
no
significant
additive
effect
agents.
At
end
trial,
which
coincided
with
emergence
third
generation
adults,
using
resulted
strongest
adult
density
(−78
%),
followed
by
virus-parasitoid
(−59
%).
No
negative
recorded
on
population.
Our
results
demonstrate
potential
reduce
population
under
conditions.
While
more
research
needed,
our
findings
provide
important
insights
into
innovative
agents,
thereby
contributing
agriculture.
CABI Agriculture and Bioscience,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Май 27, 2024
Abstract
Background
The
spotted
wing
drosophila,
Drosophila
suzukii
,
is
an
invasive
pest
causing
significant
economic
losses
worldwide.
Current
control
strategies
mainly
rely
on
insecticides,
which
negatively
impact
fruit
marketability
and
the
sustainability
of
integrated
management
(IPM)
programs.
In
addition,
pesticides
can
have
dramatic
consequences
non-target
species
when
persisting
in
environment
at
low
concentrations
after
field
applications.
this
context,
chemical
strongly
interfere
with
releases
G1
strain
Asian
larval
parasitoid
Ganaspis
cf
.
brasiliensis
currently
adopted
classical
biological
agent
to
manage
D.
infestations
Methods
Probit
analysis
was
used
assess
baseline
toxicity
acetamiprid,
cyazypyr,
lambda-cyhalothrin,
phosmet,
spinosad
G.
adults
through
residual
contact
exposure
laboratory.
Then,
adult
parasitoids
were
exposed
insecticide
Lethal
Concentrations
(LC
5
LC
30
)
their
mortality
checked
daily
survival
treated
wasps.
Results
Lambda-cyhalothrin
showed
highest
a
50
1.38
×
10
–3
g
active
ingredient
(a.i.)
/L,
while
cyazypyr
seemed
safer
estimated
0.20
a.i./L
without
affecting
sublethal
doses.
Spinosad
phosmet
significantly
reduced
wasp
both
lambda-cyhalothrin
acetamiprid
affected
lifespan
only
Spinosad,
caused
major
reductions,
followed
by
least
reduction
21.6%
Conclusions
Overall,
study
highlighted
importance
carefully
selecting
insecticides
minimize
adverse
effects
organisms.
particular,
most
promising
candidate
integrate
inoculative
treatments.
By
contrast,
application
should
be
avoided
alongside
releases.
Although
less
against
than
other
tested
molecules,
it
caution
due
its
parasitoid.
These
results
provide
first
evidence
G
cf.
susceptibility
order
promote
sustainable
efficient
strategies.