All entries for Friday 10 June 2016
June 10, 2016
Pest update from Wellesbourne
Since Tuesday we have captured:
In pheromone traps (2 per species):
- Turnip moth = 7
- Silver Y moth = 0
- Cabbage moth = 0
- Diamond-back moth = 204
On 3 sticky traps:
- Carrot fly = 30
In 3 water traps:
- Cabbage root fly males = 6
- Cabbage root fly females = 15
- Bean seed flies = 19
- Flea beetles = 146
- Pollen beetles = 144
- Cabbage stem weevils = 20
- Cabbage seed weevils = 9
Cabbage root fly eggs = 9 (15 plants)
Update on aphid captures by Rothamsted suction traps
The latest edition of AHDB Aphid News has just been released and the most recent information about aphid captures is here - for captures in the week ending 5th June.
- The first peach-potato aphid was caught at Dundee and there was a big hotspot at Wellesbourne (167).
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The willow-carrot aphid was caught at 13 sites with hotspots at Preston (105), Dundee (88) and Wellesbourne (78).
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The pea aphid was caught at nine sites with numbers decreasing at 7 sites.
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The cabbage aphid was caught a nine sites with hotspots at Wellesbourne (112) and Hereford (125).
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Low numbers of the black bean aphid were caught at 4 sites spanning from Dundee to Starcross which remains the hotspot for this species.
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Single currant-lettuce aphids were caught at Dundee and York.
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Parsnip aphids were caught at Preston (Cavariella pastinaceae 25) and single aphids at Kirton and Starcross (both Cavariella theobaldi).