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Duration of the toxicity of abamectin and spinosad on the parasitic wasp Encarsia formosa Gahan in Northern and Southern Europe. (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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- Duration of the toxicity of abamectin and spinosad on the parasitic wasp Encarsia formosa Gahan in Northern and Southern Europe. (Contributo in atti di convegno) (literal)
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- 2004-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Van de Veire M.; Vinuela E.; Bernardo U.; Tirry L.; Adan A.; Viggiani G. (literal)
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- IOBC/wprs Bulletin, 27(6), 21-30 (literal)
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- - Viggiani G., Dipartimento di Entomologia e Zoologia Agraria \"Filippo Silvestri\", Università degli Studi di Napoli \"Federico II\", Portici, Italia
- Bernardo U., CNR, Ist. Protezione Piante - Sez. di Portici (NA) (literal)
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- Duration of the toxicity of abamectin and spinosad on the parasitic wasp Encarsia formosa Gahan in Northern and Southern Europe. (literal)
- Abstract
- The duration of the toxicity of two biopesticides, abamectin and spinosad, on the wasp
Ellcarsia formosa Gahan, was studied at tlu'ee geographical locations: Belgium (Ghent, SooN), Spain
(Madrid, 400 N), Southern Italy (Naples, 400 N), in the spring (March/April) and in the summer
(June/July) of 2003, with a \"worst case\" laboratory test for studying the residual toxicity on adult
wasps. In the spring test, for both products, statistically significant differences were found between
Belgium and Southern Italy. In Belgium, abamectin was still toxic (persistence class C) after 30 days,
whereas in Italy the compound was not toxic anymore after this period. Spinosad was still highly toxic
in Spain (persistence class D) and Belgium (persistence class C), 30 days after treatment, while it was
no longer toxic in Italy. Light intensity measurements with a StowAway logger (broad light spectrum:
UV, visibl~ light, infrared) demonstrated much higher maximum daily light intensities (Lumen! m2
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Southern Italy than in Spain and in Belgium. In the summer test, abamectin turned out to be of very
short persistence in Italy (persistence class A). In Belgium and Spain, abamectin still had to be
categorised in persistence class C, five days after treatment; 14 days after treatment, no toxicity was
found anymore at both locations. Five days after treatment, spinosad was toxic at all locations
(persistence class D). h1 Southern Italy, the product was no more toxic, 15 days after treatment, but in
Spain it was still highly toxic (persistence class D). Maximum daily light intensities during the
summer experimental period were much higher in Naples than in Madrid (where three sides of the
greenhouse had been covered by black gauze because of the high temperatures) and Ghent. It appears
that the shorter persistence of abamectin and spinosad in Southern Italy maybe attributed to the higher
light intensities in that region, both in the spring and in the summer period. The results indicate that
the evaluation of the toxicity of compounds, which are sel1sitive to photodegradation, should be done
with great care. (literal)
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