
Using marking recapture method, this paper studied the effects of host plants and climatic factors on the dispersion of Phyllotreta striolata adults. The results showed that the dispersion of the beetle was impelled by environment elements (tao = 1 ). Temperature and wind speed had significantly positive correlations with the dispersion of the beetle (P 0.05). Host plant was one of the important factors affecting the dispersion of the beetle. Among the plants studied, flowering Chinese cabbage ranked first in capturing marked adults, followed by mustard and Chinese cabbage, while nearly no marked adults were captured on Chinese kale.
Coleoptera, Climate, Population Dynamics, Temperature, Animals, Brassica
Coleoptera, Climate, Population Dynamics, Temperature, Animals, Brassica
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