Onion Thrips: Contributions of Life Stage Survival and Adult Dispersal to Populations on Plants
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1 Onion Thrips: Contributions of Life Stage Survival and Adult Dispersal to Populations on Plants Diane Alston Entomologist Utah State University Extension 2007 Utah Onion Association Meeting
2 Why are onion thrips such a pest? Life history and ecology well-adapted to onions Females reproduce asexually (parthenogenesis) Short generation time (2-3 wk) High mobility of adults Rapid development of resistance to insecticides Life stage survival strategies Later larval instars are nonfeeding & protected Eggs are protected females insert them into leaf tissue
3 Thrips sampling tools 1.Whole plant wash 2. Stain 3 rd leaf 3. Aerial sticky traps Egg Larva Adult Adult
4 Thrips Survival vs. Immigration Immediately after insecticides were applied 3 treatments: 1.Open plants (allow immigration & natural enemies) 2.Cage plants (exclude immigrants & natural enemies) 3. Spray with soap and cage plants (remove motile stages & exclude new immigrants)
5 Importance of egg survival Influence of exclusion (caging) on onion thrips populations on plants 2 wk after insecticides Mean # thrips per plant Open Caged Soap-Caged 10 0 Untreated Insecticide- Treated Egg survival was more important than new immigrants
6 Importance of egg survival Mean number of hatched onion thrips per leaf Influence of insecticides on hatching of onion thrips eggs, 1 and 2 wk after insecticides Success Carzol Warrior Surround 2% Stylet Oil 1% Stylet Oil Untreated *1% Stylet oil added to Success, Carzol, and Warrior treatments 1 week 2 weeks Cumulative totals of 6-28 hatched larvae per leaf
7 Composition of thrips populations on plants ( ) Life stage on plant Eggs in leaves % composition of total population 60-75% Larvae in neck 15-30% Adults in neck 1-3%* *Adults are underrepresented in whole plant wash samples
8 Importance of Immigrating Adults Mean # adult thrips per trap per day Influence of insecticides on onion thrips adult dispersal: before compared to after insecticides (2006) * * Success Carzol Warrior Surround 2% Stylet Oil 3 wk Before 3 wk After 1% Stylet oil added to Success, Carzol, and Warrior treatments * * 1% Stylet Oil Untreated
9 Conclusions on importance of life stage survival and adult dispersal Eggs are a main contributor to populations on plants (hatch in 1-2 wk) Egg survival and immigrating adults following insecticide applications help perpetuate the population on onions Suppression strategies: include prevention of egg-laying and hatch
10 2006 Insecticide Efficacy Trial 2006 Kaysville Onion Thrips Biology and Control Trial North Block 4 Block Treatments (flag colors): 1. Success + 1% Stylet Oil (orange) 2. Carzol + 1% Stylet Oil (orange str) 3. Warrior + 1% Stylet Oil (pink) 4. Surround (pink stripe) 5. 2% Stylet Oil (blue) 6. 1% Stylet Oil (white stripe) 7. Untreated (white) Block 2 Block treatments x 4 blocks = 28 plots Plot size: 15 ft (5 beds) x 20 ft 5 ft buffer in front and behind each plot Dirt Road and Irrigation Line
11 2006 Insecticide Efficacy Trial 1. Success 6 oz/acre + 1% Stylet Oil 2. Carzol SP 0.75 lb/acre + 1% Stylet Oil (not registered) 3. Warrior 3 fl oz/acre + 1% Stylet Oil 4. Surround WP 25 lb/acre 5. 2% Stylet Oil 6. 1% Stylet Oil 7. Untreated Control
12 Insecticide efficacy Kaysville Research Farm Motile thrips (Adults and Immatures) July, 2006 Mean # thrips per plant * * Success Carzol Warrior Surround 2% Stylet Oil 1% Stylet Oil Untreated Pre 7 d 14 d Days after treatment 1% Stylet oil added to Success, Mustang, and Diatect treatments
13 Insecticide efficacy Kaysville Research Farm Eggs in Leaves July, 2006 Mean # eggs per leaf Egg * * Success Carzol Warrior Surround 2% Stylet Oil 1% Stylet Oil Untreated Pre 7 d 14 d Days after treatment 1% Stylet oil added to Success, Mustang, and Diatect treatments
14 Where do we go from here? Healthy, nonstressed plants Resistant/tolerant cultivars Prevention of egglaying & hatch Systemics, ovicides, larvicides Protectants that repel oviposition Morgan Reeder field on 2006 Tour Research
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