Towards a system of non-chemical flower Thrips control in strawberry production

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Towards a system of non-chemical flower Thrips control in strawberry production Gijs van Kruistum, Applied Plant Research Wageningen UR Seminar WG2, Bioforsk Stjoerdal Norway, Sept. 24, 2013

Current practice in flower Thrips control NL Zero tolerance Application pyrethroid deltamethrin (Decis) during blossoming Up to 3 sprayings a week; from 2013 limitation in # sprayings Negative effect on natural enemies Developing biological alternatives highly recommended

Thrips control World wide many harmfull thrips species In leek and cabbage only 1 species:thrips tabaci In strawberry also other species: Frankliniella intonsa F. occidentalis Thrips fuscipennis T. major

Thrips species in strawberry

Thrips attack in cage trial on 29 june 2009 Assessment of thrips attack: 0 = none 1 = very low 2 = moderate 3 = heavy F. intonsa: F. occidentalis: T. fuscipennis: T. major: T. tabaci: 2,3 bc 2,5 c 1,5 bc 1,4 ab 0,4 a

Field experiments 2011, 2012 & 2013 3-4 planting dates: April 10 to July 6, cv. Elsanta Spraying deltamethrin according practice Applying predatory mites or Orius bugs before first blossoming Mulching with white plastic film Lure & retain natural enemies with catch plant Alyssum and attractant

Observations Monitoring thrips by blue sticky traps and attractant Lurem Counting and determination thrips in flowers Classify thrips damage in white fruit stage Detection and determination natural enemies

% thrips on sticky trap Thrips spp. on sticky traps Location Vredepeel 2011 100 80 60 40 20 0 24 28 31 34 week number Aeolothrips intermedius Chirothrips manicatus Frankliniella intonsa Thrips tabaci Thrips fuscipennis Thrips major

Thrips spp. in flowers

percentage thrips Thrips spp. in flowers Location HEERLE 2010 100 80 60 40 Frankliniella intonsa Thrips tabaci Thrips fuscipennis Thrips major 20 0 26 33 weeknr.

Classification Thrips attack white fruits planting 1 on 25 July 2011 Object % none % moderate % not marketable Untreated 33 36 31 Deltamethrin 83 12 5 N. alpinus 37 26 37 N. reductus 36 30 34

Classification Thrips attack white fruits planting 3 on 22 August 2011 Object % none % moderate % not marketable Untreated 68 26 6 Deltamethrin 76 17 7 N. alpinus 66 24 10 N. reductus 75 21 4

Classification Thrips attack white fruits planting 3 on 14 August 2012 Object % none % moderate % not marketable Untreated 78 22 0 Deltamethrin 98 2 0 Orius sp. 95 5 0 Mulching 94 6 0

Effect of mulching on # thrips larvae in 20 flowers Date (2012) Plantation # larvae Mulch # larvae Untreated July 12 1 5 16 July 31 2 35 107 August 6 3 120 206

Detection and determination of natural enemies From plantation 2 or 3 Orius majusculus and O. niger are abundant in the flowers. Also Orius nymphs are detected After applying, the predatory mite Neoseiulus reductus was retrieved on strawberry leaves The thrips predatory fly Platypalpus sp. was detected during 2011 Photo: Anton van der Linden

Discussion & conclusions Only at the first plantation an effective thrips control by Deltamethrine was realized compared to biological control: It needs time to establish natural enemies Later in the season from plantation 2 or 3 fully biological control could be realized at presence of natural enemies: Orius sp., predatory mites and predatory flies Mulching with plastic film is also a possibility to reduce significantly the number of thrips larvae and damage Development of effective monitoring methods, lure and retain predatory bugs and other natural enemies can sharply reduce the use of chemicals against thrips

Future outlook Further development of application methods predatory bugs, mites or flies Improvement of systems for lure & retain Orius spp. Construct and design of alternative cultivation systems with mulching in combination with natural enemies

Gratitude to the projectteam Hilfred Huiting, Applied Plant Research Anton van der Linden, Wageningen UR Greenhouse Horticulture Willem Jan de Kogel, Gerrie Wiegers, Eefje den Belder, Bert Meurs & Willem de Visser, Plant Research International

Thanks for your attention Research funded by: EUBerry Ministry of Economic Affairs Productschap Tuinbouw