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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/17897
Title: 大豆害蟲之生態與防治
Other Titles: The Ecology and Control of Insect Pests on Soybean
Authors: 鄭清煥
Ching-Huan Cheng
Keywords: 大豆害蟲;生態;防治;Soybean Insect pest;ecology;control
Issue Date: Jun-1994
Publisher: 台灣省台南區農業改良場、行政院農業委員會
Start page/Pages: 163-187
Source: 雜糧作物保護研討會專刊 
Conference: 雜糧作物保護研討會
Proceedings of the symposium on up land crop protection
Abstract: 
在台灣,為害大豆之害蟲(螨)經紀錄者已達98種,其中曾有嚴重為害之紀錄者有24種。大豆萌芽後30天內之主要害蟲有潛蠅類,小綠葉蟬,大豆蚜及菸草粉蝨,在萌芽後30至60天之間則以食葉性之鱗翅目害蟲及金龜子類為主,而莢實生長期則以椿象類之為害最為嚴重,莢螟類害蟲次之。
Ninety-eight species of insect and mite had been recorded to be the pest of soybean in Taiwan. Among them, 24 species had been recorded to causes severe damage in the past. The bean lies (Melanagromyza spp.), smaller green leafhepper (Chlorita flavescens), tabacco white fly (Bemesia tabaci) and soybean aphid (Aphis glycines) were important in the early growing stage, while the leaf-feedres, including lepidopterous insect pests and scarabaeid beetles and the pod-feeders, including stink bugs and pod borers were important in the middle growing stage and pod-developing stage, respectively.
URI: https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/17897
ISBN: 957-00-4689-9
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