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Journal Article
Research Overview on Occurrence and Control of Tetranychus urticae Koch in China
2023
Overview
The damage of T. urticae in China was first reported in the 1980s. Since 1990, T. urticae has caused serious damage in apple producing areas in China, and the damage has further spread and aggravated, resulting in huge economic losses[7] . First of all, weeds should be uprooted on the edge of the field regularly, and the residual plants and leaves should be removed to reduce the environment and places suitable for the survival of T. urticae. [...]starting from the optimum temperature and humidity, too low or too high temperature and too high relative humidity is not conducive to the growth, development and reproduction of T. urticae. [...]in the actual production process, it can effectively inhibit the growth, development and reproduction of T. urticae by more watering and irrigation to maintain the relative humidity in the environment. In recent years, acaricides have been developed to the direction of heterocyclic acaricides that inhibit the respiratory metabolism of mites[27]. [...]while paying attention to the development of new agents, chemical control should also pay close attention to the dynamic change of the resistance of harmful mites to existing acaricides.
