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2011

Sammendrag

Topics: •Current and emerging light technologies •Research done on artificial light (AL) and IPM •What do we know about direct and indirect effects of AL on greenhouse pests and natural enemies  •Approaches for utilization of AL in IPM •Knowledge gaps and future research

Sammendrag

Temaer: •Import av plantemateriale til Norge •Hvilke arter rører mest på seg i internasjonal handel? •Utfordringer •Tiltak for å redusere risiko for introduksjon og etablering av nye skadegjørere

Sammendrag

Temaer: •å unngå resistens •Kjemiske midler på markedet – er det nok for å unngå resistens? •Resistensprofiler •Internasjonal handel og resistens •Presentasjon av prosjektet "Redusert risiko for plantevernmiddelresistens".

Sammendrag

The effect of different light environments on trap catches of Frankliniella occidentalis and Trialeurodes vaporariorum was investigated in a commercial greenhouse rose production unit during late autumn. Two top light treatments were used: 1) High pressure sodium lamps (HPSLs) and 2) HPSLs and light emitting diodes (LEDs) with 20% blue and 80% red light. More thrips and fewer whiteflies were caught on yellow sticky traps, and more thrips were found in the flowers, in areas were LEDs were used in addition to HPSLs compared to areas where only HPSLs were used. No effect of the light treatments was found on the population level of Amblyseius swirskii, but a lower ratio of predatory mites to thrips was found on the plants where LEDs were used. The results suggest that using blue and red LEDs as interlighting, or otherwise supplementary to HPSLs, will change thrips and whitefly spatial distribution in the rose crop, and that natural enemy release rates probably need to be adjusted accordingly.