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Tomislav Kos(1); Renata Bažok(1); Darija Lemić(1) Jasminka Igrc Barčić(2)
(1)University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Agricultural Zoology; Svetošimunska cesta 25, 10000 Zagreb,
Croatia(2)”Chromos-Agro”, Agro-chemical Company, Radnička 173n
10000 Zagreb, Croatia
Berlin, Germany 14th – 16th
November, 2012
Maize in Croatia:
– 296.768 ha – average yield –7,0 t/ha (Statistical annual, 2011).
National average value of production 2012 = 560.891.520 €.
Average price is 27 eurocent/kg(2012).
Maize is Croatian most important arable crop.
Invasive species.
Surčin, First detection 1992, (Bača, 1994),
Bošnjaci, First detection in Croatia 1995, (Igrc Barčić and Maceljski, 1996),
Acclimatized in Pannonia valley 2001, (Dobrinčić, 2001),
First report about two independent introduction from SAD-a, (Miller et al., 2005),
Spread in 22 European countries (Edwards and Kiss, 2010).
• Why?
Depending on the year, WCR larvae are causing damages in
Croatia and in Central Europe at different
intensity level.
• Lack of investigations in Croatia and Europe!
The total damage = WCR larval population + weather conditions.
• Lack of confirmation of USA investigation.
NO threshold level for WCR
larval rootfeeding.
• Investigate how larval population and weather conditions are influencing the damage on maize.
• Investigation must be conducted in the conditions of higher populations of WCR larvae.
How to improve understanding in Croatian conditions?
Sutter at al. 1990.
• Yield loss is significantly greater if fields are infested in higher egg densities.
Urías-López & Meinke2001.
• However results of some studies indicate that economic loss may not occur under certain conditions until root ratings are much greater than 3.0 (ISU 1-6).
Oleson et al., 2005.
• The poor relationship between injury and yield most likely resulted from some locations with favorable environmental conditions that allowed the plants to compensate and prevent injury from having its maximum influence on yield.
• Overall increase of WCR population in
Croatia and in Central Europe
allow us to conduct investigation for damage forecast
under the condition of
natural WCR larval infestation !!
Economical losses in Croatian agro-
ecological conditions are recorded in
continuous maize and in first year
of sowing.
Objective:
to develop a model for damage forecast based on established WCR larval population density in the field.
Main objective
to investigate the relationship between WCR larval population which was established at the time of maximal larval attack and subsequent root damage, plant lodging and yield loss.
Specific objective
Materials and methods:
three counties; three cycles; 2006/2007,2007/2008
and 2008/2009.
1 county: 10 fields:5 continuous maize sowing.
5 first year of sowing.
Materials and methods:
• At the Julian day (JD) 170 (in 2007), 163 (in 2008) and 167 (in 2009).
• Ten plants in each of four randomly selected rows in the field were dug (i.e., 40 plants per field).
• Average number of WCR larvae per plant was assessed.
The WCR larval
population was
established in June
Materials and methods:
• At JD 203 (in 2007 and in 2009) and JD 206 (in 2008).
• Ten plants in each of four randomly selected rows in the field were dug (i.e., 40 plants per field) were dug.
• Average scores on the Node Injury Scale (NIS, 0-3) were measured.
Root ratings were
measured in June
Materials and methods:
• At the JD 261 (in 2007), 267 (in 2008) and 265 (in 2009)).
• Lodging was measured using 100 plants in 5 randomly selected rows in each field (i.e., 500 plants per field).
• The plants were grouped as follows: upright, partially and fully lodged.
Plant lodging was
estimated
in September
Materials and methods:
Partially lodged<45° Fully lodged>45°
Materials and methods:
• In each fields from each grouping, three samples containing ten plants were harvested (3x10 plants) on same JD as plant lodging.
• The average yield was determined for each category and based on the ratio of each category in a particular field.
• The average yield was calculated.
• The yield loss was calculated by comparing obtained yields with the yields of upright plants in each field.
Yield loss was
measured
in September
Materials and methods:
y = x + cycle + x : cycle
y= dependant variable;
x= independent variable.
(SAS ver. 9.1.2. (SAS Inst., 2004)).
Model for statistical analyzes between dependant and independent variables
Materials and methods:Dependent variable
Independent variable
Average number of larvae per
root;
(ANL)
Root ratings (NIS 0-
3);
(RR)
Percentage of upright plants;
100% - % Upright
plants = %Partially
lodged + % fully lodged
plants;
(Upright plants)
Percentage of partially
lodged plants;
(Partially lodged)
Percentage of fully lodged
plants.
(Fully lodged)
Yield Dry grain
(14%)
(t/ha)Root ratings (NIS 0-3);
(RR)
x
Results:
Independent
variablePr > F Cycle
Coefficient
of
regression
Number of
fields
involved in
analyze
R2
ANL 0.0006** 06/07 0.423 14
0.522ANL:CYC <.0001** 07/08 0.344 13
08/09 0.392 12
ANL vs. RR
y = 0,4229x + 0,3075R² = 0,478
y = 0,3435x + 0,8082R² = 0,0733
y = 0,3916x + 0,8543R² = 0,1024
0
0,25
0,5
0,75
1
1,25
1,5
1,75
2
2,25
2,5
2,75
3
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4 4,5
Ošt
ede
nje
ko
rije
na
/ Th
ero
ot
reat
ings
(NIS
0-3
)
Prosječan broj ličinki / The average number of larvae
Regresijska analiza prosječnog broja ličinki i oštedenja korijena na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi, 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.
Regression analysis of the average number of larvae versus the root ratings in continuous corn for 3 two years cycles.
2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009
Results
According to cycle 2006/2007 at ANL of 1.08 per root the RR of 0.75 (NIS, 0-3) can be expected.
Regression analyze: ANL and RR
R2=0.522
Results:
Lack of investigations between ANL per root and RR;
Ooverlapping of different larval stages;
Mortality after larvae hatch is big and a larval development is temperature dependant;
Because of huge deviation in average monthly temperatures of soil 3rd larval stage can appear in different weeks among years.
Results:
Relationship between artificial infestation with WCR eggs and
RR
(Branson et al., 1980; Branson et al.,1982; Branson et al.,1983; Gray & Tollefson, 1987; Riedell & Schumacher, 1994; Urías-López & Meinke 2001).
Results:
Average 2 larvae per root –insecticide application (cultivation application) and additional fertilization.
Bledsoe i Obermeyer
(2010)1 larvae per root possibility of damage if we use economic threshold level of 0.75 NIS that is to some authors approximately 3.5 ISU.
Our:
Results:
4.5 to 12.7 larvae per rootcaused RR 3.3 to 4.2 (ISU 1-6) -> (NIS 0.5 – 1.0).
Artificial infestation of 1000 eggs per 30.5 cm row.
More precise approach.
Urías-López & Meinke2001 1 larvae per
root in field conditions on different level of larval and previous year adult population density (NIS 0.75).
Usually 3rd
larval or pupae stage.
Our:
Results:LODGING Independe
nt
variable
Pr > F Cycle
Coefficient
of
regression
Number
of fields
involved
in
analyze
R2
UPR
IGHT ANL 0.0002** 06-09 -16,277 37
0.336ANL:CYC
0.5428
n.s.
PARTIALLY ANL 0.0026** 06-09 12.792 37
0.349ANL:CYC
0.2902
n.s.
FULLY ANL
0.0879
n.s. n.s.
ANL:CYC0.2059
n.s.
ANL vs. Lodging
Results:
According to data from all years of investigation ANL of 1 WCR larvae per root predicts 20.4% of plant lodging. 100% - % Upright = % Partially +% Fully lodged plants
Regression analyze: ANL and upright plants
y = -16,277x + 95,831R² = 0,3356
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4 4,5
Po
sto
tak
usp
ravn
ih b
iljak
a/
The
pe
rce
nta
ge o
f u
pri
ght
pla
nts
(%)
Prosječan broj ličinki / The average number of larvae
Regresijska analiza prosječnog broja ličinki i postotka uspravnih biljaka na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi, 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.
Regression analysis of the average number of larvae versus the average number of larvae in continuous corn for 3 two years cy
2006.-2009.R2=0.336
Results:
According to data from all years of investigation ANL of 1 WCR larvae per root predicts 16.5% of partially lodged
plants.
Regression analyze: ANL and partially lodged plants
y = 12,792x + 3,7091R² = 0,3487
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3 3,5 4 4,5
Po
sto
tak
bilj
aka
po
legn
uti
h <
45
°o
d u
spra
vnih
/ Th
e p
erc
en
tage
of
pla
nts
lean
ing
< 4
5°
fro
m u
pri
ght
(%)
Prosječan broj ličinki / The average number of larvae
Regresijska analiza prosječnog broja ličinki i postotak biljaka polegnutih <45° od uspravnih na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.
Regression analysis of the average number of larvae versus the percentage of plants leaning <45° from uprig
2006.-2009.R2=0.349
Results:
Plant lodging is related to June rainfalls.
no regression model.
Spike i Tollefson(1988) Opposite: Rainy
June lack of lodging.
1) deeper roots because of lack of rainfalls in May or
2) lower rate of nitrogen fertilization then Spike & Tollefson(1988) (335 kg N/ha)
Our:
Results:
Independent
variablePr > F Cycle
Coefficient
of
regression
Number of
fields
involved in
analyze
R2
ANL 0.0286** 06-09 -944.65 370.066
ANL:CYC 0.209 n.s.
ANL vs. yield loss
Results:
According to data from all years of investigation ANL of 1 WCR larvae per root predicts 10.9% of yield loss.
Regression analyze: ANL and yield loss
y = -944,65x + 9373,4R² = 0,0665
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
12000
14000
16000
18000
0 0,5 1 1,5 2 2,5 3
Pri
no
s su
ho
g zr
na
(14
%)
(t/h
a) /
Yie
ldo
fd
rygr
ain
(14
%)(
t/h
a)
Prosječan broj ličinki / The average number of larvae
Regresijska analiza prosječnog broja ličinki i gubitka prinosa na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi, 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.
Regression analysis of the average number of larvae versus the yield loss in continuous corn for 3 two years cycles.
2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009 2006-2009R2=0.066
Results:
6.5 larvae per plant caused RR 4.0±0.3 (ISU 1-6) and 16.6% as 2nd maximal yield reduction.
No regression model.
Artificial infestation of 1000 eggs per 30.5 cm row.
More precise approach.
Urías-López & Meinke2001
1 larvae per root in field conditions on different hybrids 10.9% of yield reduction.
Usually 3rd larval or pupae stage.
Our:
Results:LODGING
Independent
variablePr > F Cycle
Coefficient
of
regression
Number
of fields
involved
in
analyze
R2
UPR
IGHT RR 0.0002** 06/07 -26.278 15
0.529RR:CYC 0.0006** 07/08 -26.177 14
08/09 -11.185 10
PARTIALLY
RR 0.0026** 06-09 0.222 15
0.498RR:CYC
0.2902
n.s.
FULLY RR
0.0879
n.s.06-09 5.462 38
0.075RR:CYC
0.2059
n.s.
RR vs. Lodging
Results:
According to cycle 2006/2007 at RR 0.75 (NIS 0-3) 13.5% of lodged plants can be expected .
Regression analyze: RR and percentage of upright plants
R2=0.397y = -26,278x + 106,22R² = 0,529
y = -26,177x + 106,42R² = 0,617
y = -11,185x + 93,459R² = 0,1327
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0 0,25 0,5 0,75 1 1,25 1,5 1,75 2 2,25 2,5 2,75 3
Po
sto
tak
usp
ravn
ih b
iljak
a/
The
pe
rce
nta
ge o
f u
pri
ght
pla
nts
(%)
Oštedenje korijena / The root reatings (NIS 0-3)
Regresijska analiza oštedenja korijena i postotka uspravnih biljaka na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi, 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.Regression analysis of the root ratings versus the percentage of upright plants in continuous corn for 3 two years cycles.
2006/2007 2007/2008 2008/2009R2=0.529
Results:
According to data from all years of investigation RR of 0.62 (NIS, 0-3) predicts 10% of partially lodged plants.
Regression analyze: RR and percentage of partially lodged plants
R2=0.397y = 19,495x - 2,0877R² = 0,4981
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
0 0,25 0,5 0,75 1 1,25 1,5 1,75 2 2,25 2,5 2,75 3
Po
sto
tak
bilj
aka
po
legn
uti
h <
45
°o
d u
spra
vnih
/ Th
e p
erc
en
tage
of
pla
nts
lean
ing
< 4
5°
fro
m u
pri
ght
(%)
Oštedenje korijena / The root ratings (NIS 0-3)
Regresijska analiza oštedenja korijena i postotak biljaka polegnutih <45° od uspravnih na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.
Regression analysis of the root ratings versus the percentage of plants leaning <45° from upright in continuous c
2006.-2009.R2=0.498
Results
According to data from all years of investigation RR of 2.14 (NIS, 0-3) predicts 10% of fully lodged plants.
Regression analyze: RR and percentage of fully lodged plants
y = 5,4624x - 1,6897R² = 0,1754
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
1 1,2 1,4 1,6 1,8 2 2,2 2,4 2,6
Po
sto
tak
bilj
aka
po
legn
uti
h >
45
°o
d u
spra
vnih
/ Th
e p
erc
en
tage
of
pla
nts
lean
ing
> 4
5°
the
n u
pri
ght
(%)
Oštedenje korijena / The root ratings (ISU 1-6)
Regresijska analiza oštedenja korijena i postotak biljaka polegnutih >45° od uspravnih na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi, 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.
Regression analysis of the root ratings versus the percentage of plants leaning > 45° then upright in continuous
2006.-2009. Linear (2006.-2009.)R2=0.075
Results:
Highly significant correlation were present between infestation and root damage rating r=0.710**.
RR 7.0 scale (1-9) -> 16.5% plant lodging.
Riedell andSchumacher
(1994)
14.0% at 0.75 (NIS 0-3).
Similar but with regresionmodel.
Our:
Results:
Climatic conditions in each year influence on lodging.
Coefficient of determination depend on environmental stress that affect on plants.
Coefficient of determination is higher if environmental stress is heavier.
Olesonet al. 2005.
Environmental stress
RR (NIS 0-3) / 10% Lodged
plantsR2 Our R2
High 0,02 0.70
Medium 1.07 0.46 0.62 0.498
low 1.03 0.28
Results:
Independent
variablePr > F Cycle
Coefficient
of
regression
Number of
fields
involved in
analyze
R2
RR 0.0006** 06/07 -2299.17 38
0.157RR:CYC
0,2098
n.s.
RR vs. yield loss
Results:
According to data from all years of investigation RR of 0.75 (NIS 0-3) predicts 17.5% of yield loss.
Regression analyze: RR and yield loss
y = -2299,1x + 9853,6R² = 0,1576
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
10000
11000
12000
13000
14000
0 0,25 0,5 0,75 1 1,25 1,5 1,75 2 2,25 2,5 2,75 3
Pri
no
s su
ho
g zr
na
(14
%)
(t/h
a) /
Yie
ldo
fd
rygr
ain
(14
%)(
t/h
a)
Oštedenje korijena / The root ratings (NIS 0-3)
Regresijska analiza oštedenja korijena i prosječnog prinosa po biljci na kukuruzu u ponovljenoj sjetvi, 3 dvogodišnja ciklusa.Regression analysis of the root ratings versus the average yield per plant in continuous corn for 3 two years cycles.
2006.-2009.R2=0.158
Results:
At RR 3.5 (ISU 1-6) -> 11.82% yield reduction.
GLM regression model R2=0.29.
A yield lossof separate plant.
Branson et al., 1980. At RR of 0.75
(NIS 0-3) 17.5% of estimated field yield loss on different hybrids.
GLM regression model R2=0.158.
Our:
Results:
At RR 3.5±0.3 (ISU 1-6) 17.1% as maximal yield reduction.
No regression model.
Artificial infestation of 1000 eggs per 30.5 cm row omome hybrid.
More precise approach.
Urías-López & Meinke2001
At RR of 0.75(NIS 0-3) 17.5% of yield loss different hybrids.
GLM regression model R2=0.29.
Our:
Results:
Coefficient of determination of model depend on environmental stress that affect on plants.
Coefficient of determination is higher if environmental stress is higher.
Olesonet al. 2005.
Environmental stress
RR (NIS 0.75) /
Yield loss
Model R2 Our Model R2
High 85% Exponencial 0.686
Medium 6.51% GLM 0.076 17.5% GLM 0.158
Low 0.24% GLM 0.001
Conclusions:
The relationship between WCR larval feeding and yield loss is difficult to quantify by model. We have to agree with Spike
and Tollefson (1991) that a clearer understanding of secondary factors may provide insight into more effective
management of both the insect and the crop.
Efficacy of damage forecast is determinate with influence of agro-ecological factors on development of pest (WCR) and
maize (host).
Conclusions:
Damage forecast according ANL as a tool could be easier and faster and more acceptable for farmers (practice).
Because it consumes less time than RR and does not depend on higher level of knowledge needed for RR.
Lack of this tool is necessity for calculating degree day for 3rd larval stage, and possibility to fail in establishing peak of population.
Forecasting of root damage by ANL per root in field conditions is possible but depends on weather
conditions.
Forecasting damage expressed as lodged plants and yield loss by RR as a tool is better than by ANL per
plant.
Acknowledgements:
Especially thanks to farmers who gave their fields for observations even they handle serious damage.
• Risk estimation system - the basis for integrated control of corn pests (Ministry of Science, Education and Sport; number: 178-1782066-2064), Project leader Prof. Renata Bažok, PhD.
Developing IPM in maize through WCR risk management- FAO Project GTFS/RER/017/ITA, Project leader prof. Jasminka Igrc Barčić, PhD.
• Helpers in the field: Students Antonela Kozina DamirBertić.
Thanks for attention !