
doi: 10.1093/ee/16.3.747
In bagged grain, probe traps baited with 50 µl of dominicalure 1 released from rubber bands were attractive to lesser grain borer, Rhyzopertha dominica (F.). For aerial trapping, dominicalure was a powerful attractant both inside a warehouse and outdoors. Dominicalure 1, dominicalure 2, and mixtures were equally attractive. On average, pheromone traps captured 8- and 152-fold more insects than check traps inside the warehouse and outdoors, respectively. The Lindgren funnel trap had a significantly greater capture than six other designs tested. Of four dispenser types tested, the O.4-ml polyethylene test tube retained activity longest, up to 30 d under summer conditions. Best aerial trap placement was along walls close to the ground. Trap catch increased with increasing pheromone release rate.
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