
生态自控光肩星天牛灾害的研究基础与展望
Research foundations and prospects for ecological self-control of Asian longhorned beetle disasters
李呈澄1** 任利利1 王立祥2 裴佳禾1 宗世祥1 骆有庆1***
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DOI:10.7679/j.issn.2095-1353.2025.004
作者单位:1. 北京林业大学林木有害生物防治北京市重点实验室,北京 100083;2. 甘肃农业大学植物保护学院,兰州 730070
中文关键词:光肩星天牛;诱杀树;沙枣;生态自控;诱杀植物
英文关键词:Anoplophora glabripennis; dead-end trap tree; Elaeagnus angustifolia; ecological self-control; dead-end trap plant
中文摘要:
光肩星天牛Anoplophora glabripennis是危害多种阔叶树的国际重大蛀干害虫,原产东北亚,现已入侵欧美多个国家,危害严重,控制难度大。在我国,21世纪初传入甘肃西部、新疆等西北地区。沙枣Elaeagnus angustifolia是我国西北地区的本土树种,具有对光肩星天牛成虫的高效诱引、对天牛子代卵和初孵幼虫的强力杀灭作用,即光肩星天牛在沙枣上刻槽产卵,受到刺激的沙枣在刻槽处分泌大量树胶并可将99%以上的天牛卵和初孵幼虫包裹致死。在文献综述的基础上,本文系统梳理了沙枣作为诱杀树生态自控光肩星天牛灾害的相关研究进展:(1)国内外应用诱杀植物生态防控植食性害虫的研究进展;(2)沙枣高效诱杀光肩星天牛的功能描述;(3)将沙枣作为诱杀树生态自控光肩星天牛的研究进展;(4)利用沙枣生态自控光肩星天牛灾害的防控策略、技术路径和应用前景。
英文摘要:
Anoplophora
glabripennis, commonly known as the Asian longhorned beetle, is a
highly destructive wood-boring pest that targets a wide range of broad-leaved
trees, posing a severe threat to forestry. There are significant challenges to
controlling this pest. Native to northeastern Asia, A. glabripennis has
now spread to multiple countries across Europe and North America. In China, it
spread to northwestern regions, such as Gansu and Xinjiang, in the early 21st
century. Elaeagnus angustifolia (the Russian olive), a native tree
species in northwestern China, is highly attractive to adult A. glabripennis for oviposition. However, Russian olive trees respond to the oviposition
scars created by A. glabripennis by secreting copious amounts of gum,
thereby encapsulating and killing over 99% of larvae. This paper reviews
current research on the use of E. angustifolia as a natural trap to
control A. glabripennis, focusing on the following key areas: (1) Recent
progress in the ecological control of herbivorous pests through the use of
dead-end trap plants; (2) The efficacy of E. angustifolia in attracting
and controlling A. glabripennis; (3) Progress using E. angustifolia as a dead-end trap tree for the ecological self-regulation of A.
glabripennis; and (4) The strategies, technical pathways, and future
prospects of using E. angustifolia for the ecological self-regulation of
damage caused by A. glabripennis.