аҞ܌ளډϐኧᏵǴёᘜયр࠻ϣႩᎦૡλᆘယᙜྗբำׇġ (კΜ Β)ǺԾഁѦаܴѲ݆௦ૡλᆘယᙜԋᙝǴஒځᏤΕϣ֖ૡभϐᆛ᠈ၮӣǴ
܈а݄БԄ௦ռᆶऩᙝǴаૡᐋᆢဂࡑځᛙۓǶႩᎦਔ٬ҔૡᐋǴߙЈ εᢲϷߙЈਜ਼ᓪၨߎဖࣁ٫Ƕஒεໆԋᙝܭϣ֖ىໆߙЈεᢲਲ਼܈ځЈΟ ယცϐᏔǴڗளӕϺ܌ౢΠޑռǴஒԖռޑૡΠකΕකੇᆟߥᔸǴ ჯϯࣁऩᙝࡕஒځௗԿ଼நૡᐋ܈ૡभႩػԿԋᙝǴख़ፄՉڗռϷႩػၸำǴ аಕᑈىໆऩᙝаញܫԿҖ໔Ƕӧ 28ºC аΠਔǴႩᎦᕉნྕࡋຫଯǴऩᙝว ػයຫอǶӧԋऩᙝஏࡋၸଯǵЈΟယϣԋऩᙝၸࡋύਔǴ܈ัр
ਔΠცՉඤ᠈Ǵ٬Ҕၸޑૡᐋ܈ૡभаమНؑࢱᑈܭယ߄ϐᇋ៛Ǵ٠ྣ
ૡᐋᄍՉਭᆅБԄՉࡼޥϷ݄٬ځࡠൺғౢΚǶటࡼܫယᙜъϺԏ
٠ΠႩᎦᕉნύૡᐋЈΟယცǴ٠ܡѺᏔϣૡᐋ܈ૡभ٬ԋᙝ०ᚆႩ Ꭶਲ਼Ǵஒ܌Ԗਲ਼౽рႩػᏔࡕᏔϣ੮ယᙜԋᙝϷऩᙝǶܭమఃϤਔԿ Ζਔૡ༜໔ယᙜࢲঁᡏၨϿਔࡼܫယᙜǶġ
ନႩᎦБݤѦǴЬጄൎᆶᔈ܄ࣴزϐ่݀Ǵ܈ёගٮԾᔼૡၭբࣁ ᆅૡλᆘယᙜဂϐচ߾ǺૡλᆘယᙜӢЬጄൎቶǴӧૡ༜Չٛݯਔёૈ
ᎂ౽ډૡ༜ڬൎځдЬǴӢԜٛݯૡ༜ϣယᙜࡕΨᔈӕਔమନڬൎယᙜ ϐЬނცǴаၲډനεਏ݀ǹԶటᇙբқడਜ਼ᓪૡਔǴۑૡ༜ऩ٬Ҕ ယᙜЬނࣁӦ܈໔բނǴ܈ჹယᙜڀԖᇨЇϷගٮၧᙒӦϐਏ݀Ǵ ԿϿ٬ယᙜόԿᎂ०дೀǶġ
җܭယᙜႩᎦࢬำύϩᓍۘ҂ँઇǴҁࣴزЬाԑӧගٮࡌҥૡλᆘယ ᙜჴᡍ࠻ࠔسϐբࢬำϷፕǴගрࡌᆶགྷݤǴࣁஒٰ׳ޑמೌँઇ ගٮፕ୷ᘵǶऩ҂ٰૈ໒วૡλᆘယᙜϐΓπႩǵΓπౢռϟ፦Ǵ܈ࡌҥ
ౢռזೲЪౢໆӭϐჴᡍ࠻ࠔسǴЪૈ٬ࡼܫϐယᙜᔈૡ༜ᕉნǴ҂ٰᔈૈԖ
ਏճҔ٠ࡼܫܭҖ໔Ǵගଯқడਜ਼ᓪૡϐࠔ፦ǴቚуځѱሽॶᆶᝡݾΚǴࣁқ డਜ਼ᓪૡӧШࣚଯભૡౢࠔύݾளৢϐӦǶ
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(A) (B)
(C) (D)
კǵૡλᆘယᙜǶ(A) ԋᙝǶ(B) Ҭ׀Ƕ(C) ϖសऩᙝǶ(D) សᆶΒសऩᙝǶ Fig. 1. Different stages of Jacobiasca formosana. (A) Adult. (B) Mating pair. (C) 5th
instar nymph. (D) 1stand 2nd instar nymphs.
(A)! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! (B)
(C)! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! (D)
(E)
კΒǵૡλᆘယᙜᅿྍ௦Ƕ(A) аѲ݆ᆶᆛ᠈௦Ƕ(B) ᐩӀᇨԋᙝǶ(C) а֎ᙝᆅ௦Ƕ(D) ᆛ௦Ƕ(E) όӕ௦БԄ௦ӣϺࡕယᙜӸࢲǶ Fig. 2. Different collecting methods for Jacobiasca formosana. (A) Pooter. (B) Light trap. (C) Sweep net. (D) Plastic cup and cage. (E) Survival rate of leafhopper among different colleting methods.
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ϺࡕӸࢲ!
კΟǵаϣ֖ૡभЬϐಒથᆛႩᎦ᠈ᆢယᙜဂ٠Չ၂ᡍǶ Fig. 3. Rearing devices of J. formosana.
კѤǵԾ 2011 ԃ 12 ДԿ 2012 ԃ 12 ДЗчᆶҡ☇ૡλᆘယᙜဂߏፓ
่݀ǶՅጂᓐ߄Ңਔૡၭ௦ૡǶ!
Fig. 4. Population dynamic of J. formosana in Beipu Township (red) and Shiding District (blue). Black arrows indicate the tea bud harvesting periods.
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
Dec. Jan. Fab. Mar. Apr. May. Jun. Jul. Aug. Sep. Oct. Nov. Dec.
ኧໆ!(ଫ)
Дҽ!
ҡ☇!
ч!
(A)
(B)
კϖǵҖ໔ૡλᆘယᙜࢲፓǶ(A) ՅᗹᙝરޑૡλᆘယᙜǶ(B) ೱ
ុ 24 λਔૡ༜ϣࢲယᙜኧໆǶభᙔՅ༧߄Ңफ़ߘය໔Ƕ
Fig. 5. Study of active periods of J. formosana in tea garden. (A) J. formosana on yellow sticky paper (red circle). (B) Number of active J. formosana individuals in 24 hours. Blue blocks indicate rainfall periods.
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
22 24 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
ૡλᆘယᙜኧໆ(ଫ)
ਔ໔ (ਔ)
(A)
(B)
(C)
კϤǵૡλᆘယᙜࢲᆶᕉნӢη࣬ᜢ܄Ƕ(A) ᆶᕉნྕࡋჹྣǶ(B) ᆶᕉნ࣬
ჹྒྷࡋჹྣǶ(C)ᆶᕉნྣࡋჹྣǶ
Fig. 6. Relationship between number of active J. formosana and environmental factors in tea plantation. (A) Temperature. (B) Relative humidity. (C) Illuminance.
კΎǵૡλᆘယᙜሟᙝܭόӕЬϐტڮǶӕमЎӷ҆ж߄҂ၲᡉৡ౦Ƕ Fig. 7. Longevity of female adults of J. formosana on different hosts. The same
English letter means no significant difference.
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
ૡᐋ! ⣽ഞ! ғ! ጭғ!
ሟԋᙝტڮ(Ϻ)
a ab
b b
(A)
Fig. 8. Host preference studies of J. formosana. (A) 5 hosts. (B) 2 among 3 most preference hosts. (C) Different cultivars of most preference host: tea plant. The same English letter means no significant difference.
0
კΐǵׯᡂૡλᆘယᙜЬ၂ᡍ่݀ǶӕमЎӷ҆ж߄҂ၲᡉৡ౦Ƕ
Fig. 9. Comparison of survival rate among change host species and maintain the same host during nymph period. Mechanical injury during transfer was also compared. The same English letter means no significant difference.
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
ჹྣ! ඤЬ! ౽!
Գϯ!
⣽ഞ!
ғ ጭғ!
a a
a
a
b
a
a
b
b
(A)
(B)
კΜǵૡλᆘယᙜሟᙝౢռଯঢ়ය၂ᡍ่݀Ƕ(A) ಕᑈռኧКٯǶ(B) όӕሟᙝ
ౢռВសᆶࡕжԳϯᜢ߯Ƕ
Fig. 10. Female reproducing periods studies of J. formosana. (A) Egg laying rate compare to female age. (B) Relationship between female egg laying age and survival rate of offspring.
0%
კΜǵࡼܫૡλᆘယᙜܭभলϐ่݀Ƕ
Fig. 11. Recorded J. formosana population number and percentage of injury tea bud after release.
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400
0 4 6 9
ࣁ্Кٯ!
ယᙜኧໆ(ଫ)
ࡼܫࡕϺኧ!
ယᙜኧໆ ࣁ্Кٯ
კΜΒǵૡλᆘယᙜεໆႩᎦྗբำׇǶ!
Fig. 12. Standard operating procedure of mass rearing J. formosana.
௦ယᙜ
ဂᆢ
ڗռϷჯϯ
ஒऩᙝௗԿӦ
ਭ܈ࣧਭૡभ ඤ᠈
ԏԋᙝ
Җ໔ࡼܫ ႩᎦऩᙝ
׳ඤཥૡभ
߄ ߄
߄ǵૡλᆘယᙜҖ໔Ьጄൎፓ่݀!
Table 1. Host range study of J. formosana
ނ ஏࡋ(ଫ/
ਲ਼ނ) ނ ஏࡋ(ଫ/
ਲ਼ނ) ނ ஏࡋ(ଫ/
ਲ਼ނ) ૡᐋ (ߙ
Јεᢲ) 32.33 ढഞ 0 ل 0.12
ૡᐋ (ߙ
Јਜ਼ᓪ) 13.5 ⣽ഞ 13.41 ل 0
ਬᐋ 0 ᙝ 0 ࣤࡆل 0.2
ᖗᖚ 0 ᡂယЕ 0 ғ* 0
ξឮ 0 ᐊᐋ 0 ጭғ 0.33
ਲᐋ 0.33 नη 0 Җ* 0
ාᐋ* 0 ਦԮ 0 ߓࠁୌ 0
ؽ 0 εࠍᙦ
0 ๋㍚३ᖜ 0
*ፓӦᗺᚆന߈ૡ༜ޔጕຯᚆຬၸ 1 kmǶ
߄ΒǵૡλᆘယᙜӧόӕЬϐಕжӸࢲᆶሟᙝტڮġ
Table 2. Survival rate and female longevity of J. formosana on different hosts
Ь ಕжӸࢲ (%) ሟᙝტڮ (Ϻ)
ૡᐋ 40– 80 20.87 ± 10.16ab*
⣽ഞ 40– 50 13.53 ± 8.60b
ढഞ 0
-ਬᐋ 0
-ғ 10– 50 22.53 ± 12.54a
ጭғ 20– 50 14.13 ± 7.71b
ࣤࡆل 20– 40
-ل < 10
-ਲᐋ 0
-*ӕमЎӷ҆ж߄҂ၲᡉৡ౦Ƕ
߄ΟǵૡλᆘယᙜӧόӕྕࡋϷૡᐋࠔᅿӚวػයᐕਔ໔!
Table 3. Developmental period of J. formosana at different temperature and on different tea cultivars
ૡᐋࠔᅿ0ྕࡋ! 28ºC 25ºC 22ºC
߄ѤǵૡλᆘယᙜӧόӕྕࡋϷૡᐋࠔᅿวػ܌ሡਔ໔ᆶӚวػයӸࢲ!
Table 4. Developmental period and survival rate of J. formosana at different temperature and on different tea cultivars
ૡᐋࠔᅿ0ྕࡋ! 28ºC 25ºC 22ºC
ߙЈ εᢲ!
Egg-Adult 18.67 ± 0.10 20.45 ± 0.02 23.77 ± 0.20 Nymph 11.88 ± 0.04 12.85 ± 0.06 15.1 ± 0.16 Survival rate
(egg) 81.82% ± 4.23% 67.06% ± 15.20% 66.25% ± 2.63%
Survival rate
(nymph) 68.37% ± 12.42% 74.66% ± 5.40% 77.41% ± 19.57%
Survival rate 55.88% ± 9.91% 49.69 ± 9.40% 51.43% ± 13.70%
ߙЈ ਜ਼ᓪ!
Egg-Adult 18.44 ± 0.20 20.3 ± 0.40 23.69 ± 0.24 Nymph 11.96 ± 0.12 12.78 ± 0.28 15.16 ± 0.10 Survival rate
(egg) 71.47% ± 12.94% 69.53% ± 7.52% 61.72% ± 10.00%
Survival rate
(nymph) 74.15% ± 18.65% 80.98% ± 5.22% 80.29% ± 4.88%
Survival rate 52.96% ± 15.63% 56.56% ± 9.48% 49.70% ± 9.55%
ߎဖ!
Egg-Adult 19.71 ± 0.18 20.74 ± 0.23 23.92 ± 0.14 Nymph 12.66 ± 0.07 13.23 ± 0.16 15.22 ± 0.06 Survival rate
(egg) 68.50% ± 8.15% 57.23% ± 2.73% 60.42% ± 5.51%
Survival rate
(nymph) 64.60% ± 6.67% 72.22% ± 4.81% 66.72% ± 20.83%
Survival rate
(total) 43.89% ± 0.50% 41.26% ± 1.46% 40.56% ± 13.57%
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ߕᒵǵШࣚᆶᆵޑૡယౢໆ
Appendix I. World and Taiwan tea production. (A) World production. (B) Taiwan production and yielding area.
(A)Шࣚૡౢໆ
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
ౢໆ(ϦᏒ)
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
ԃҽ!
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ߕᒵΒǵᆵٛݯૡλᆘယᙜᛰᏊᅿᜪϷ٬ҔБݤ
Appendix II. Chemicals for controlling J. formosana in Taiwan (Wang et al., 2012)
ᛰᏊӜᆀ Ϧഘ (Buprofezin + Deltamethrin)
(Cyfluthrin) 0.5Ϧϲ 2,000 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ 9.6%ၲữྋన
(Imidacloprid) 0.35Ϧϲ 3,000 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ
ߕᒵΒ (ុ) 2.8%ჱ٢Ꮚ
(Bifenthrin) 0.5Ϧϲ 2,000 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ 3%٥ྐჱН୷٢Ꮚ
(Alphacypermethrin) 1Ϧϲ 1,000 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ 3%٥ྐჱ٢Ꮚ
(Alphacypermethrin) 1Ϧϲ 1,000 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ
(Fenpropathrin) 0.5Ϧϲ 2,000 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ 5%ៈᖻჱྋన
(Flucythrinate) 0.625Ϧϲ 1,600 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ
ߕᒵΒ (ុ)
40.64%уߥןНᝌ Ꮚ
(Carbofuran)
1.25Ϧϲ 800 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ 10%ऍЎ݊٢Ꮚ
(Mevinphos) 1.5Ϧϲ 650-750 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ 10%ऍЎ݊ྋన
(Mevinphos) 1.5Ϧϲ 650-750 ߃ය্ᙝวғਔ
ࡼᛰǶ
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ߕᒵΟǵΟᅿૡ༜λᆘယᙜᄊቻКၨ
Appendix III. Morphological characters among three different tea leafhopper species (Chiang, 1989; Zhao et al., 2000)
Ꮤ۔ ଷλᆘယᙜ
વ (Fore wings)
Ԗঁഗેҗύ࠻
Πғ݈ (Subgenital plate)
ೱ (Connective) ߈ఊǴࡕጔύѧпΕ
ԋٿᛐރ ߈ఊǴࡕጔคпΕ ߈ఊǴࡕጔύѧпΕ
ᖊႋ (Anal hook) ៑ΘރԔ ᆄಒӾǴ߈ޔفԔ ܬᓐރ