Korean journal of applied entomology · 2004 · 43 citations · 0 references
Vector ManagementEngineeringInsect ConservationEntomologyCrop ProtectionAgricultural EconomicsSustainable AgriculturePlant ProtectionSoybean FieldPest ControlPest ManagementPlant PathologyControl EfficacyCrop DamageSoybean DamagePublic HealthIntegrated Plant ProtectionBean Bug
This study was conducted to determine Seasonal Occurrence, soybean damage and control efficacy of bean bug, Riptortus clavatus Thunberg at soybean field in Honam province. Occurrence of R. clavatus varied at seeding times with annual difference. The peak occurrence of R. clavatus was appeared at late of August for late May seeding and middle of September for middle June seeding. There was difference in the peak occurrence of R. clavatus due to different growing stages affected by different weather conditions though soybean was seeded at same time. If the rate of soybean seed damage area by R. clavatus sucking increases, the germinating rate was greatly decreased. If the rate of soybean seed damage area is above 50 percent, in particular, the germinating rate was very low with 2 percent. Control efficacy against R. clavatus was the highest with at 3 times treatment of insecticide at (full pod stage) + (Beginning seed stage) + (full seed stage) of soybean growing stages in field.