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Flowering Ocimum gratissimum intercropped in tea plantations attracts and reduces Apolygus lucorum populations.

Xiaoyue LunJin MeinaChen ZejunCao YanZhang XiangzhiXiuxiu XuLi YushengWang HanyueZhengqun Zhang
Published in: Pest management science (2024)
Our research indicated that the aromatic plant O. gratissimum and its volatiles could attract A. lucorum and planting O. gratissimum has the potential as a pest biocontrol method to manipulate A. lucorum populations in tea plantations. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.
Keyphrases
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  • gas chromatography mass spectrometry
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  • mass spectrometry
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