Entomologentagung 2023 ; Bozen, Italien, 20. - 23. Februar : Programm

Content

• Of glucosinolates and saponins–Pollen beetles can cope with general but not with specific plant defence compounds in crucifers

  p. 36

  Austel, N.; Böttcher, C.; Werner, P.; Diederichsen, E.; Meiners, T.

• Fruit in a dish–An assay to test the influence of raspberry varieties and compounds on spotted-wing Drosophila development

  p. 37

  Meiners, T.; Temp, U.; Wöhner, T.; Böttcher, C.

• Attract, confuse, repel: Visual perception and possibilities of optical manipulation of insect pests

  p. 38

  Niemann, J.-U.

• Standardizing bee sampling: A systematic review of pan trapping and associated floral surveys

  p. 46

  Krahner, A.; Dietzsch, A. C.; Jütte, T.; Pistorius, J.; Everaars, J.

• DIY camera trap for automated insect monitoring

  p. 47

  Sittinger, M.; Herz, A.

• "nützLINK"–A citizen science based approach to monitor beneficial arthropods in agricultural landscapes in Germany

  p. 48

  Uhler, J.; Briem, F.; Früchtenicht, E.; Hamm, H.; Kassel, P.; Pink, M.; Sittinger, M.; Herz, A.

• Development of a rearing system for the potential biocontrol agent Pemphredon lethifer

  p. 56

  Furtwengler, J.; Böckmann, E.

• Wheat undersowing for pest insect regulation in white cabbage

  p. 58

  Köneke, A.; Böckmann, E.

• Toxic effects of the major constituents of thyme and caraway essential oils on stored product pest beetles

  p. 63

  Fürstenau, B.; von Moltke, P.

• Back to the future–New ways of plant protection against insect pests

  p. 64

  Meiners, T.; Will, T.

• Screening for viruses in natural spotted wing Drosophila populations in British Columbia, Canada

  p. 74

  Dudzic, J. P.; McPherson, A. E.; Abram, P. K.; Perlman, S. J.

• New information on Halyomorpha halys from SW-Germany–Data on monitoring, specific fruit damage, and parasitoid presence in orchards

  p. 77

  Eben, A.; Zimmermann, O.; Haag, N.; Dieckhoff, C.; Katz, P.; Rademacher, J.

• Keynote : Monitoring and pathogen-screening of mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) in Germany

  p. 86

• From red list species to an agriculture threat–The planthopper Pentastiridius leporinus, vector for the agent of the sugar beet disease “Syndrome des basses richesse”

  p. 100

  Köhler, J.; Kais, B.; Czarnobai de Jorge, B.; Gerbert, C.; Hergenhahn, F.; Gross, J.

• First steps of developing a novel pushpull-kill strategy against the brown marmorated stink bug Halyomorpha halys in organic fruit and vegetable production

  p. 101

  Koßmann, A.; Czarnobai de Jorge, B.; Musakt, L. C.; Beizen-Heinecke, E.; Patel, A. V.; Eben, A.; Gross, J.

• Size matters: Wider pan traps collect more bee individuals than smaller pan traps

  p. 104

  Krahner, A.; Dietzsch, A. C.; Klaus, F.

• Competition or facilitation? The impact of flowers around pan traps on bee sampling results

  p. 104

  Krahner, A.; Dietzsch, A. C.; Klaus, F.

• Developing artificial model flowers for hoverfly monitoring

  p. 105

  Pink, M.; Uhler, J.; Kassel, P.; Herz, A.

• First experimental releases of parasitoids for biological control of the spotted wing Drosophila in protected berry cultures in Germany

  p. 110

  Martin, J.; Gnewuch, A.; Pujner, K.; Eben, A.; Herz, A.