Toxicité comparée de produits insecticides a l'égard d'Eupelmus urozonus [Hym.: Eupelmidae] et deDacus oleae [Dipt.: Trypetidae]

Soultanopoulos, C. D.; Broumas, T.

doi:10.1007/bf02377848

Entomophaga

1977

DOI: 10.1007/bf02377848

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Toxicité comparée de produits insecticides a l'égard d'Eupelmus urozonus [Hym.: Eupelmidae] et deDacus oleae [Dipt.: Trypetidae]

C. D. Soultanopoulos¹,

T. Broumas²

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Control of Dacus oleae, a major pest of olives

Manousis

Moore

1987

Int. J. Trop. Insect Sci.

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Dacus oleae (Gmelin) is a major pest of the olive tree Olea europea causing early fruit drop, 'sting' damage to table olives and substantial decreases in the quantity and quality of oil. This review describes the control strategies being developed and in current use-biological, trapping methods, sterile insect release, chemical insecticides, growth regulators and integrated control. Present problems and the implications of the controlling regimes on the disturbance of the agroecosystem are presented. Emphasis is given to newer methods which should be characterized by their specificity and effectivity.Resume-Dacus oleae (Gmelin) est un insecte principal de l'olivier qui occasionne un egrenement precoce des fruits, un endommagement des olives sous une forme de piqures, un reduction de la quantite ainsi qu'une deterioration considerable de la qualite d'huile. Cette etude decrit les strategies de controle qui sont utilisees ou en train d'etre developpees, les methodes biologiques, de piegeage,-les insecticides, les regulateurs de croissance et le controle integre. Les problemes actuels et les incidences des regimes de controle sur l'agroecosysteme sont expliques. Un accent special est mis sur les nouvelles methodes qui pourraient s'averer plus specifiques et plus efficaces.

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Control of Dacus oleae, a major pest of olives

Manousis

Moore

1987

Int. J. Trop. Insect Sci.

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Toxicité comparée de produits insecticides a l'égard d'Eupelmus urozonus [Hym.: Eupelmidae] et deDacus oleae [Dipt.: Trypetidae]

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Control of Dacus oleae, a major pest of olives

Control of Dacus oleae, a major pest of olives

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