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Precision Agriculture - In recent years, different algorithms have been utilised to delineate management zones, areas with similar properties, within agricultural fields. However, there are few... 相似文献
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The larvicidal effects of 11 anthelmintics, 7 pesticides and 4 disinfectants were evaluated with infective larvae of Strongyloides papillosus (SPL) and Strongyloides venezuelensis (SVZ). The lethal concentrations against SPL and SVZ were found to be similar. Three chemicals (dichlorvos, levamisole and trichlorfon) showed highest larvicidal effects. The 50% lethal concentration (LC(50)) values for the three compounds against SPL larvae were 0.08, 0.24, and 0.59 ppm, respectively. 相似文献
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M. S. Serrano P. De Vita M. D. Carbonero F. Fernández P. Fernández‐Rebollo M. E. Sánchez 《Forest Pathology》2012,42(4):345-347
The four main morphotypes of Holm oak (Quercus ilex subsp. ballota) present in Andalusia (expansa, macrocarpa, microcarpa and rotundifolia) were infected with Phytophthora cinnamomi to determine their susceptibility to the root pathogen. No large differences were found among the four morphotypes in the infection of roots, which always showed a high degree of necrosis. However, the different responses of the foliage to infection separated the four morphotypes of Holm oak into three groups: very susceptible (microcarpa), susceptible (expansa) and moderately susceptible (rotundifolia and macrocarpa). The natural hybrid Q. ilex ballota–Q. faginea exhibited a low level of root and foliar symptoms when infected with P. cinnamomi. Quercus faginea could be considered as a source of resistance to P. cinnamomi in future breeding programmes. 相似文献
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M. S. Serrano P. Fernández‐Rebollo P. De Vita M. D. Carbonero M. E. Sánchez 《Forest Pathology》2011,41(5):382-386
Phytophthora cinnamomi is a soilborne pathogen causing root rot in Mediterranean Quercus species growing in ‘dehesa’ rangeland ecosystems. Recently, it has been reported causing wilting and death of Lupinus luteus (yellow lupin), a spontaneous plant in southern Spain rangelands, but also frequently sowed for livestock grazing. In soils artificially infested with P. cinnamomi chlamydospores and planted with different cultivars of yellow lupin, a significant increase in the density of propagules was detected in comparison with the initial levels of inoculum and with the infested but not planted soil (control). In oak‐rangelands in which yellow lupine was planted, isolation and counting of colonies of P. cinnamomi from soil samples have shown the ability of this plant to maintain or even increase the inoculum density and thus facilitate the infection of trees. Results suggested that cultivation of yellow lupin in oak‐rangeland ecosystems should be avoided whether oak trees are affected by root disease caused by P. cinnamomi or not. This leguminous plant can act as an inoculum reservoir or even enhance inoculum soil levels available for oak root infections, exacerbating the oak decline severity in the region. 相似文献
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Navila Monteagudo José María Rey Benayas Enrique Andivia Salvador Rebollo 《Pest management science》2023,79(7):2380-2389
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Birds have been shown to reduce pest effects on various ecosystem types. This study aimed to synthesize the effect of birds on pest abundance, product damage and yield in agricultural and forest systems in different environments. Our hypothesis is that birds are effective pest regulators that contribute to a reduction in pest abundance, enhancement of yield quality and quantity and economic profit, and that pest regulation may depend on moderators such as the type of ecosystem, climate, pest, and indicator (ecological or economic).RESULTS
We performed a systematic literature review of experimental and observational studies related to biological control in the presence and absence of regulatory birds. We retained 449 observations from 104 primary studies that were evaluated through qualitative and quantitative analyses. Of the 79 studies with known effects of birds on pest regulation, nearly half of the 334 observations showed positive effects (49%), 46% showed neutral effects, and very few (5%) showed negative effects. Overall effect sizes were positive (mean Hedges’ d = 0.38 ± 0.06). A multiple model selection retained only ecosystem and indicator types as significant moderators.CONCLUSION
Our results support our hypothesis that there is a positive effect of avian control of pests for each analyzed moderator and this effect was significant for both ecological and economic indicators. Avian regulation of pests is a potential effective approach for environmentally friendly pest management that can reduce pesticide use regardless of the context of implementation. © 2023 The Authors. Pest Management Science published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of Society of Chemical Industry. 相似文献6.
In this work, the use of an objective method, the formulation of the Rasch measurement model, which synthesizes data with different units into a uniform analytical framework, is considered to get representative measures of soil fertility potential in an experimental field. Thus, two types of information about the soil were obtained from soil samples taken at 70 locations: first, the textural components were determined, and, secondly, deep (ECa‐90) and shallow (ECa‐30) soil apparent electrical conductivity, approximately 0–90 and 0–30 cm depths, respectively, were measured. A latent variable, denominated soil fertility potential, was defined. It is supposed, and later it is verified, that all soil properties previously indicated have a marked influence on the latent variable. The adequate assignment of categorical values across properties measures and the good fit of the data are checked as a previous phase to properly compute the Rasch measures. After applying the Rasch methodology, it was obtained that both electrical conductivities are the most influential properties on soil fertility potential, getting moreover a ranking of all soil samples according to their fertility potential and the unexpected behaviors, called misfits, of some soil samples, which constitute a very useful information to better match soil and crop requirements as they vary in the field, being a rational basis for a site‐specific crop management. 相似文献
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Alejandro Morón-Ríos Miguel Á. Rodríguez Lorenzo Pérez-Camacho Salvador Rebollo 《European Journal of Soil Biology》2010,46(2):91-96
Soil macroinvertebrate communities (SMC) are well known to influence major ecosystem processes, but relatively few investigations have examined the mechanisms and factors involved in SMC regulation. We conducted a factorial experiment with combinations of seasonal grazing by sheep and irrigation (simulating different precipitation regimes) to assess their effects on the SMC of a semiarid Mediterranean old-field. We also analyzed effects on plant species richness, total aboveground biomass, and litter. The data were collected in autumn and spring, the two favorable seasons for SMC and primary production in the region, and season was included as an additional random factor. Main results were: 1) Ungrazed plots accumulated more aboveground plant biomass and litter during spring, providing extra food for soil biota. However, grazing during autumn or spring did not affect SMC characteristics. 2) Reduction of inter-annual precipitation variability in autumn and spring increased the abundance of two decomposer taxa: Oligochaeta and Diplopoda. Additionally, if summer drought was reduced, plant species richness, litter and the abundance of Isopoda were increased. 3) Oligochaeta and Diplopoda increase their abundance in spring, particularly, the most abundant taxon (Oligochaeta). We conclude that inter- and intra-annual variability in precipitation is a key environmental factor for the decomposer soil fauna in Mediterranean ecosystems, modifying the physical characteristics of the soils (humidity, hardness, etc.), as well as affecting the amount or characteristics of plant biomass or litter. The respiration system of the macroinvertebrates (cutaneous, tracheal or branquial) and the capacity to migrate vertically into the soil may determine the decomposers' responses to precipitation. 相似文献
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Site-specific management zones based on the Rasch model and geostatistical techniques 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Delineation of management zones (MZ), i.e. areas within the field which represent subfield regions of similar production potential, is the first stage to implement site-specific management. During the last years different algorithms have been proposed to define MZ, with different results. In this work, the use of an objective method, the formulation of the Rasch model, which synthesizes data with different units into a uniform analytical framework, is considered to get representative measures of soil fertility potential which could be used to delimit MZ.To illustrate the method, a case study was conducted in a experimental field using five soil properties: clay, sand and silt content, and deep (ECd) and shallow (ECs) soil apparent electrical conductivity (approximately 0-90 and 0-30 cm depths, respectively). Two main results were obtained after applying this method: (1) a classification of all locations according to the soil fertility potential, which was the value of the Rasch measure and (2) the influence on the soil fertility of each individual soil property, being ECs the most influential and silt content the less influential property.Later, from the measures of soil fertility potential at sampled points, estimates were carried out using the ordinary kriging technique. Consequently, kriged estimates were utilized to map soil fertility potential and MZ were delimited using an equal-size classification method, which practically coincided with the MZ determined by a unsupervised classification.It is also shown the possibility of using probability maps to delimit MZ or provide information for hazard assessment of soil fertility in a field. 相似文献
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Soils occupied by dryland pastures usually have low fertility but can exhibit a high spatial variability. Consequently, logical application of fertilisers should be based on an appropriate knowledge of spatial variability of the main soil properties that can affect pasture yield and quality. Delineation of zones with similar soil fertility is necessary to implement site-specific management, reinforcing the interest of methods to identify these homogeneous zones. Thus, the formulation of the objective Rasch model constitutes a new approach in pasture fields. A case study was performed in a pasture field located in a montado (agrosilvopastoral) ecosystem. Measurements of some soil properties (texture, organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, cation exchange capacity and soil apparent electrical conductivity) at 24 sampling locations were integrated in the Rasch model. A classification of all sampling locations according to pasture soil fertility was established. Moreover, the influence of each soil property on the soil fertility was highlighted, with the clay content the most influential property in this sandy soil. Then, a clustering process was undertaken to delimit the homogeneous zones, considering soil pasture fertility, elevation and slope as the input layers. Three zones were delineated and vegetation indices (normalized difference vegetation index, NDVI, and normalized difference water index, NDWI) and pasture yield data at sampling locations were employed to check their differences. Results showed that vegetation indices were not suitable to detect the spatial variability between zones. However, differences in pasture yield and quality were evident, besides some key soil properties, such as clay content and organic matter.
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