Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9476746 | Journal of Asia-Pacific Entomology | 2005 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
Dispersal is an important component in population dynamics of a species as well as its distribution and persistence. Here, partial evidence of aerial dispersal of twospotted spider mite from an apple orchard to a contagious soybean field was described. Also, a mechanistic dispersal model was simulated using meteorological data and falling speed of twospotted spider mite. Model estimations were closely correlated with the observed distribution of twospotted spider mites within a soybean field. Further implication of the aerial dispersal and its modeling were discussed.
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Authors
Chuleui Jung,