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Adhesive droplets made from plant‑derived oils for control of western flower thrips

Adhesive droplets made from plant‑derived oils for control of western flower thrips

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Arthropod pests cause signifcant problems in agricultural crops all around the world. As chemical pesticide use becomes less desired, there is a need for alternative methods of pest control. Inspired by the natural adhesiveness of arthropod trapping plants, we examined the efectiveness of adhesive droplets made from oxidised and cross-linked plant-derived oils for control of western fower thrips.Key message:-Adhesive oil-based droplets can catch thrips and reduce their reproduction, survival and damage.-Among diferently sized droplets (up to>10 mm2), larger droplets trap relatively more thrips.-Droplets remain present after rinsing with water suggesting potential for in- and outdoor use.Keywords: duurzame gewasbescherming, biomimicry, insecten, trips, trichomen

OrganisatieAeres Hogeschool
LectoraatWeerbare Planten
Gepubliceerd inJournal of Pest Science Springer, [Berlijn], Vol. 2024
Datum2024-02-26
TypeArtikel
ISSN1612-4766
DOI10.1007/s10340-024-01755-4
TaalEngels

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