未经批准:蛾物种的多样性(昆虫纲,鳞翅目)记录在圣米格尔岛(亚速尔群岛)的诺德斯县的森林苗圃中。在2019年3月至12月之间,使用三种方法对成虫进行了采样:(i)光陷阱捕获夜蛾科物种,(ii)用合成的雌性性信息素诱饵诱饵诱捕的开放式三角洲诱捕器,以吸引Epiphyaspostvittana(Walker)雄性,以及(iii)昆虫网以收集小鳞翅目蛾。这项贡献主要集中在圣米格尔岛(亚速尔群岛)诺德斯县的一个森林苗圃中存在的飞蛾的多样性,特别是与特有和本地植物物种相关的物种。它还有助于更好地规划综合保护和保护措施的战略,因为苗圃拥有来自劳雷尔森林的各种各样的植物,这可能会吸引许多鳞翅目物种。
UNASISIGNED:总共记录了10160个成虫,属于33个鳞翅目物种,并按家族列出。包括:Argyresthiidae,一个物种(3%),Crambidae,四种(12%),Erebidae,一个物种(3%),地理科,5种(15%),夜蛾科,18种(55%),Sphingidae,一个物种(3%),Tineidae,一种(3%)和tr科,2种(6%)。夜蛾科,Geometridae和Crambidae是最多样化的。成虫数量最多的是夜蛾科,其次是地理科,Crambidae,tr科和tineidae。在春季和夏季,被捕的成年人数量一直较高,在深秋急剧下降。对于被困在光陷阱中的13个物种,成年性别比对女性有利。对殖民状况的分析,这些地方病的摄食和主要宿主,本地或外来蛾种有助于我们了解可能导致其在劳雷尔森林环境中建立的因素,以及在多大程度上需要主要使用生物防治剂对其进行监测和控制。
UNASSIGNED: The diversity of moth species (Insecta, Lepidoptera) recorded in the forest nursery of Nordeste County on São Miguel Island (Azores) is given. Adults were sampled between March and December 2019 using three methods: (i) light trap to catch Noctuidae species, (ii) open-sided delta trap baited with a synthetic female sex pheromone lure to attract Epiphyaspostvittana (Walker) males and (iii) entomological net to collect microlepidopteran moths. This contribution focuses mainly on the diversity of moths present in one forest nursery of Nordeste County of São Miguel Island (Azores), especially on the species associated with endemic and native plant species. It also contributes to better plan strategies for integrated protection and conservation measures, since nurseries host a great diversity of plants from the Laurel Forest, which may attract many lepidopteran species.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 10160 adults belonging to 33 lepidopteran species were recorded and listed by families, including: Argyresthiidae, one species (3%), Crambidae, four species (12%), Erebidae, one species (3%), Geometridae, five species (15%), Noctuidae, 18 species (55%), Sphingidae, one species (3%), Tineidae, one species (3%) and Tortricidae, two species (6%). The families Noctuidae, Geometridae and Crambidae were the most diverse. Those with the highest abundance of adults were the Noctuidae family, followed by the Geometridae, Crambidae, Tortricidae and Tineidae. The number of caught adults was consistently higher during spring and summer, decreasing sharply in late autumn. For 13 species caught in the light trap, the adult sex ratio was favourable to females. An analysis of the colonisation status, feeding and primary hosts of these endemic, native or exotic moth species contributes to our understanding of the factors that may lead to their establishment in Laurel Forest environments and to what extent there is a need to monitor and control them mainly with biological control agents.