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Embrapa Cerrados; Embrapa Solos. |
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23/08/2002 |
Data da última atualização: |
23/08/2002 |
Autoria: |
FUJIWARA, M.; KURACHI, S. A. H.; ARRUDA, F. B.; PIRES, R. C. de M.; SAKAI, E. |
Título: |
A tecnica de estudo de raizes pelo metodo do trado. |
Ano de publicação: |
1994 |
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Campinas: Instituto Agronomico, 1994. |
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9 p. |
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(Instituto Agronomico. Boletim Tecnico, 153) |
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Português |
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O trabalho descreve em detalhes um trado para a retirada de amostras de raizes no campo. E tambem apresentada a tecnica de separacao das raizes do solo. rotineiramente utilizada nos trabalhos de irrigacao do IAC, (SP) Brasil |
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Amostrador; Distribuição; Método Trado; Raízes no solo; Trado. |
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Amostragem; Raiz; Sistema Radicular; Solo. |
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root systems; roots; soil. |
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LEADER 01037nam a2200325 a 4500 001 1565182 005 2002-08-23 008 1994 bl uuuu u0uu1 u #d 100 1 $aFUJIWARA, M. 245 $aA tecnica de estudo de raizes pelo metodo do trado. 260 $aCampinas: Instituto Agronomico$c1994 300 $a9 p. 490 $a(Instituto Agronomico. Boletim Tecnico, 153) 520 $aO trabalho descreve em detalhes um trado para a retirada de amostras de raizes no campo. E tambem apresentada a tecnica de separacao das raizes do solo. rotineiramente utilizada nos trabalhos de irrigacao do IAC, (SP) Brasil 650 $aroot systems 650 $aroots 650 $asoil 650 $aAmostragem 650 $aRaiz 650 $aSistema Radicular 650 $aSolo 653 $aAmostrador 653 $aDistribuição 653 $aMétodo Trado 653 $aRaízes no solo 653 $aTrado 700 1 $aKURACHI, S. A. H. 700 1 $aARRUDA, F. B. 700 1 $aPIRES, R. C. de M. 700 1 $aSAKAI, E.
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Embrapa Soja. |
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23/11/2000 |
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09/03/2006 |
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PRANDO, H. F.; SOSA-GOMEZ, D.R.; ROSADO NETO, G. H. |
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Etological aspects of oryzophagus oryzae (Coleoptera: curculionidae) in water-seeded rice. |
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2000 |
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In: INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ENTOMOLOGY, 21., 2000, Foz do Iguassu. Abstracts... Londrina: Embrapa Soja, 2000. |
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v.1 |
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p.451. |
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Inglês |
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In most water-seeded rice cultivation in Southern Brazil, the main insect pest is Oryzophagus oryzae. However, there are few works devoted to the etological study of this species. With the purpose of investigating the behavior of this species in water-seed rice cultivation, the present work was conducted in Itajai Experiment Station- EPAGRI-Itajai, SC, Brazil, in the 1997/98 and 1998/99 growing periods. The rice cultivar tested was Epagri 108. The adult was evaluated for feeding and oviposition behaviors. The larvae were observed from egg eclosion up to their introduction into the soil. The survival period of first instar larvae in the absence of food was also estimated. The predatory insects of the first instar. O. oryzae larvae were observed at laboratory. Adults O. oryzae feed lengthwise among the veins of leaf parenchyma cuticle, leaving whitish stripes on the leaves. The leaf injuries vary from 2 - 40 mm long to about 1 mm wide. The average injured area amounts to 51.24 mm2 per female, and 15.52 mm2 per male, in a 24- hour period. In the water-seeded rice, the adults feed on the seed epicotyl and radicle, injuring 1.06 seedlings/couple/day. They can feed under water and may remain up to 11 days under distilled water. The oviposition takes place on leaf sheaths. The female selects the oviposition site, makes a scission with jaws, rotates 180oC, introduces the ovipositor into the scission and lays one egg at a time into the aerenchyma. After eclosion the larvae remain for 1- 1.5 days feeding on the inside part of the leaf, open circular orifices and leave. They make their way through the water and into the soil by gravity, and then towards the roots. The first instar larvae open galleries inside the roots, while the subsequent instars perforate and cut the roots. They live strictly in aquatic medium as free ectophytic larvae. However, first instar larvae are endophytic having only a short ectophytic stage, that goes from their going out of the leaf up to entering the root. They move slowly, do not present natatory appendices and can only survive in still waters, mud and waterlogged soil. Most predatory insects from first instar larvae , collected on rice plants in the water, belong to at least three species of the Dytiscidae family. One of this species consume in average six larvae of O. oryzae per hour, under laboratory conditions. MenosIn most water-seeded rice cultivation in Southern Brazil, the main insect pest is Oryzophagus oryzae. However, there are few works devoted to the etological study of this species. With the purpose of investigating the behavior of this species in water-seed rice cultivation, the present work was conducted in Itajai Experiment Station- EPAGRI-Itajai, SC, Brazil, in the 1997/98 and 1998/99 growing periods. The rice cultivar tested was Epagri 108. The adult was evaluated for feeding and oviposition behaviors. The larvae were observed from egg eclosion up to their introduction into the soil. The survival period of first instar larvae in the absence of food was also estimated. The predatory insects of the first instar. O. oryzae larvae were observed at laboratory. Adults O. oryzae feed lengthwise among the veins of leaf parenchyma cuticle, leaving whitish stripes on the leaves. The leaf injuries vary from 2 - 40 mm long to about 1 mm wide. The average injured area amounts to 51.24 mm2 per female, and 15.52 mm2 per male, in a 24- hour period. In the water-seeded rice, the adults feed on the seed epicotyl and radicle, injuring 1.06 seedlings/couple/day. They can feed under water and may remain up to 11 days under distilled water. The oviposition takes place on leaf sheaths. The female selects the oviposition site, makes a scission with jaws, rotates 180oC, introduces the ovipositor into the scission and lays one egg at a time into the aerenchyma. After eclosion the larvae remain fo... Mostrar Tudo |
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Behaviour; Brasil; Comportamento; Damage; Inseto praga; Pest insects. |
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Arroz; Inimigo Natural. |
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Brazil; Dytiscidae; Insecta; natural enemies; rice. |
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LEADER 03259naa a2200325 a 4500 001 1462588 005 2006-03-09 008 2000 bl uuuu u00u1 u #d 100 1 $aPRANDO, H. F. 245 $aEtological aspects of oryzophagus oryzae (Coleoptera$bcurculionidae) in water-seeded rice. 260 $c2000 300 $ap.451. v.1 490 $vv.1 520 $aIn most water-seeded rice cultivation in Southern Brazil, the main insect pest is Oryzophagus oryzae. However, there are few works devoted to the etological study of this species. With the purpose of investigating the behavior of this species in water-seed rice cultivation, the present work was conducted in Itajai Experiment Station- EPAGRI-Itajai, SC, Brazil, in the 1997/98 and 1998/99 growing periods. The rice cultivar tested was Epagri 108. The adult was evaluated for feeding and oviposition behaviors. The larvae were observed from egg eclosion up to their introduction into the soil. The survival period of first instar larvae in the absence of food was also estimated. The predatory insects of the first instar. O. oryzae larvae were observed at laboratory. Adults O. oryzae feed lengthwise among the veins of leaf parenchyma cuticle, leaving whitish stripes on the leaves. The leaf injuries vary from 2 - 40 mm long to about 1 mm wide. The average injured area amounts to 51.24 mm2 per female, and 15.52 mm2 per male, in a 24- hour period. In the water-seeded rice, the adults feed on the seed epicotyl and radicle, injuring 1.06 seedlings/couple/day. They can feed under water and may remain up to 11 days under distilled water. The oviposition takes place on leaf sheaths. The female selects the oviposition site, makes a scission with jaws, rotates 180oC, introduces the ovipositor into the scission and lays one egg at a time into the aerenchyma. After eclosion the larvae remain for 1- 1.5 days feeding on the inside part of the leaf, open circular orifices and leave. They make their way through the water and into the soil by gravity, and then towards the roots. The first instar larvae open galleries inside the roots, while the subsequent instars perforate and cut the roots. They live strictly in aquatic medium as free ectophytic larvae. However, first instar larvae are endophytic having only a short ectophytic stage, that goes from their going out of the leaf up to entering the root. They move slowly, do not present natatory appendices and can only survive in still waters, mud and waterlogged soil. Most predatory insects from first instar larvae , collected on rice plants in the water, belong to at least three species of the Dytiscidae family. One of this species consume in average six larvae of O. oryzae per hour, under laboratory conditions. 650 $aBrazil 650 $aDytiscidae 650 $aInsecta 650 $anatural enemies 650 $arice 650 $aArroz 650 $aInimigo Natural 653 $aBehaviour 653 $aBrasil 653 $aComportamento 653 $aDamage 653 $aInseto praga 653 $aPest insects 700 1 $aSOSA-GOMEZ, D.R. 700 1 $aROSADO NETO, G. H. 773 $tIn: INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ENTOMOLOGY, 21., 2000, Foz do Iguassu. Abstracts... Londrina: Embrapa Soja, 2000.
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