GB/T 36828-2018 in English
VALIDMethods for trapping fruit flies(Tephritidae) with attractants
- Issued on:2018-09-17
- Implemented on:2019-04-01
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《GB/T 36828-2018实蝇诱剂监测方法》由TC271(全国植物检疫标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。
Introduction
National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB/T 36828—2018 Method for Monitoring Fruit Fly Attractants
Background and Significance of Standard Formulation
Fruit flies are an important agricultural pest, and their spread and harm have a serious impact on the yield and quality of crops such as fruit trees and vegetables. The formulation of GB/T 36828—2018 "Method for Monitoring Fruit Fly Attractants" aims to standardize the technical requirements for monitoring using fruit fly attractants and ensure the scientificity and effectiveness of monitoring work.
Comparison of standard frameworks
| Standard dimensions | GB/T 36828—2018 | Comparative analysis |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring principle | Based on the tendency of adult fruit flies to specific attractants, combined with traps for target capture. | Compared with traditional visual inspection methods, the monitoring efficiency and accuracy are significantly improved. |
| Monitoring plan | Develop differentiated monitoring densities and point distribution methods according to different monitoring objectives (investigation, monitoring, and demarcation survey). | The monitoring work is made more precise and systematic, avoiding waste of resources. |
| Operational Specifications | Detailed technical requirements are formulated from trap installation and hanging to result inspection and recording. | Ensures the reliability and comparability of monitoring data, providing a solid foundation for subsequent analysis. |
Technology Evolution Analysis
Fruit fly monitoring technology has undergone a transformation from traditional manual visual inspection to chemical attractant monitoring, and then to the current intelligent monitoring method based on the combination of attractants and traps. GB/T 36828-2018, based on previous experience, further optimizes the monitoring process and technical details, reflecting the technological progress in the field of agricultural pest monitoring.
Implementation suggestions
Precautions in practical application
- Integrated traps should select appropriate attractants according to the target fruit fly species when using them, and ensure that the attractant core or bait is correctly installed.
- The layout of monitoring points should be combined with the local geographical environment and the distribution characteristics of host plants to avoid blind layout.
- The frequency of result inspection should be flexibly adjusted according to climatic conditions and monitoring objectives, especially in high temperature and high humidity environments, and the inspection cycle needs to be shortened to ensure the timeliness of data.

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