Systemic Insecticide Technology for Tree Care
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1 Systemic Insecticide Technology for Tree Care Dan Herms Department of Entomology The Ohio State University Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center Wooster
2 Landscapes are diverse ecosystems
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4 Advantages of systemics: Effective control of diversity of pests. Timing: fall or spring. Diverse application methods. Can be used where spraying is undesirable. Very low use rates: low environmental risk. Very low vertebrate toxicity. Reduced impact on natural enemies.
5 Advantages of systemics: Effective control of diversity of pests. Timing: fall or spring. Diverse application methods. Can be used where spraying is undesirable. Very low use rates: low environmental risk. Very low vertebrate toxicity. Reduced impact on natural enemies. But they have to be applied preventively.
6 Questions: Selectivity: which pests are controlled? Patterns of uptake, translocation, and accumulation in the plant? Length of residual activity? Timing: fall vs. spring vs. summer? Application rate vs. tree size? Placement?
7 Systemic Insecticides: Soil Systemic vs. Foliar Translaminar
8 Soil Systemic Activity
9 Systemic Activity?
10 True Systemic Activity?
11 Translaminar Activity
12 Systemic Insecticides Soil Drench / Injection: Acelepryn Acephate (Lepitect) Clothianidan (Arena) Dinotefuran (Safari, Transect) Imidacloprid (e.g. Merit, Xytect, Bayer Advanced Tree & Shrub Insect Control) Systemic Trunk Injections: Acephate (Acecap) Emamectin benzoate (TREE-äge) Imidacloprid (IMA-jet, Imicide, Pointer) Systemic Trunk Sprays Dinotefuron (Safari)
13 Soil Treatments: Drench / Injections
14 Trunk Injections
15 Systemic Basal Trunk Sprays
16 Selectivity: Imidacloprid is effective against: Sucking insects: plant bugs, lace bugs, adelgids, aphids, soft scales, psyllids (but not armored scales) Defoliators: sawflies, leaf beetles, Japanese beetle, (but not caterpillars) Leafminers: sawflies, dipterans Borers: flatheaded and roundheaded borers (but not clearwing borers)
17 Selectivity: Acelepryn Controlled: Gypsy moth Rhododendron lace bug Birch leafminer Magnolia scale (fall not spring) Clearwing borers Did not control: Mimosa webworm Bagworm Holly leafminer Emerald ash borer
18 Systemics for Control of Wood Borers
19 Bronze birch borer
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21 Emerald Ash Borer
22 Host Impact: Larvae feed under bark; disrupt transport of water, nutrients, carbohydrates. All major ash species are susceptible (white, green, black, blue, pumpkin). Healthy trees killed within 2-3 years of first symptoms. Trees of all size are susceptible: 1/2 inch saplings to the largest mature trees.
23 A Toledo street before and after EAB June 2006 August 2009
24 Systemic Insecticide options for EAB: Systemic Soil Injections / Drenches: Imidacloprid (e.g. Merit, Xytect, Bayer Advanced Tree & Shrub Insect Control) Dinotefuran (Safari, Transect) Systemic Trunk Injections: Imidacloprid (IMA-jet, Imicide) Emamectin benzoate (TREE-äge) Systemic Trunk Sprays Dinotefuron (Safari, Transect)
25 EAB larvae per m2 Deb McCullough, MSU Trees treated in 2007 & a 80 ab abc bc c abc bc 0 Ctrl Dino Dino-PB Em Ben Imid Imid-PB Maug-imi
26 EAB larvae per m2 Deb McCullough, MSU Emamectin benzoate (Tree-age): 2 years control with a single injection. Trees treated in a a a a a a b 20 0 Ctrl Dino Dino-PB Em Ben Imid Imid-PB Maug-imi
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28 Objective: multi-year evaluation of systemic insecticides for control of EAB on street trees Imidacloprid soil drenches Imidacloprid and Emamectin Benzoate trunk injections
29 Trial 1: Imidacloprid Soil Drenches 1. Merit 2F, 1.4 g ai / inch DBH, spring 2. Merit 2F, 1.4 g ai / inch DBH, fall 3. Xytect 75WP, 1.4 g ai / inch DBH, fall 4. Xytect 75WP, 2.8 g ai / inch DBH, spring 5. Xytect 75WP, 2.8 g ai / inch DBH, fall
30 Treatment evaluation: Canopy decline rating using photographic scale (Smitley et al J. Econ. Entomol. 101: ) Exit hole density in canopy branches.
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32 Four years of imidacloprid soil drenches (D. Smitley, MSU)
33 Trial 2: Systemic trunk injections, product comparison Emamectin benzoate (Tree-äge) Rate: 0.4 g ai / inch DBH & 2008 Imidacloprid (Ima-jet), Rate: 0.4 g ai / inch DBH & & 2008
34 Systemic Trunk Injections for Control of EAB Treatment % Canopy Decline Untreated a 90 a Tree-äge, b 13 c Tree-äge, 2006 & b 6 c Ima-jet, 2006 & b 33 b Ima-jet, 2006 & b 20 bc
35 Systemic Trunk Injections for Control of EAB Treatment Exit holes / m Untreated 15.3 a 34.7 a Tree-äge, b 1.9 c Tree-äge, 2006 & b 0.6 c Ima-jet, 2006 & b 3.8 c Ima-jet, 2006 & b 11.9 b
36 Trial 3: Systemic trunk injections, rate comparison Emamectin benzoate (Tree-äge) 0.1 g ai / inch DBH 0.2 g ai / inch DBH 0.4 g ai / inch DBH 0.8 g ai / inch DBH Imidacloprid (Ima-jet) 0.4 g ai / inch DBH Treat in 2006 and see how long they work.
37 Effect of Emamectin Benzoate Applied in 2006 for Control of EAB Treatment % Canopy Decline Untreated a 96 a Emamectin benzoate 0.1 g ai / inch DBH b 13 bc 0.2 g ai / inch DBH b 38 b 0.4 g ai / inch DBH b 38 b 0.8 g ai / inch DBH b 5 c Ima-jet, 0.4 g ai / inch DBH b 53 ab
38 Effect of Emamectin Benzoate Applied in 2006 for Control of EAB Treatment Exit Holes / m Untreated 19.2 a 24.6 a Emamectin benzoate 0.1 g ai / inch DBH 0.2 b 2.9 c 0.2 g ai / inch DBH 0.5 b 10.1 ab 0.4 g ai / inch DBH 1.4 b 3.3 c 0.8 g ai / inch DBH 0.0 b 0.5 c
39 Trunk Injections vs. Soil Treatments Soil treatments: Non-invasive. More uniform distribution in the tree. Can be applied under diverse environmental conditions. Can be applied during dormant season. Slower uptake. No way to know how much uptake. Don t require specialized equipment. Trunk injections: Less environmental exposure. Faster uptake and distribution in tree. May be more effective on larger trees. Rate of uptake is weather dependent. Invasive: wounding and compartmentalization.
40 Optimal Timing of Treatments Soil treatments: in spring allowing time for uptake before adults begin feeding and eggs begin to hatch. Fall treatments can also be effective. Trunk injections: in spring just after the canopy has fully developed
41 EAB adult emergence begins when black locust blooms. Black locust, Robinia pseudoacacia
42 Google: OSU degree-day website
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45 Banded Ash Clearwing Borer
46 Banded Ash Clearwing Borer
47 Emamectin Benzoate Controls Banded Ash Clearwing Borer
48 Soil Drenches: 8 DBH Street Trees Treatment % Decline Untreated control 41 Merit 2F 5 Bayer Advanced TSIC 12 Imidacloprid + Clothianidin 14 Acelepryn, fall 37 Acelepryn, spring 52
49 Chief Conclusions: 1. Insecticides can control EAB on large caliper trees even under intense pest pressure. 2. Imidacloprid soil drenches are most effective on large trees when applied at the 2X (2.8 g ai / inch DBH) rate. Xytect is the only product currently labeled at this rate. 3. Soil drenches must be applied annually. 4. A single application of Emamectin Benzoate can provide three, and possibly four, years of control. 5. Emamectin benzoate also controls banded ash clearwing borer.
50 Bark Beetles
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52 % Control Imid a c lo p rid So il Dre n c h e s fo r Co n tro l o f Pi n e Ba rk Be e tl e s Ev a l u a te d J u l y June 2003 Nov 2003 April 2004 Nov 2003 Merit 75 WP Bayer Advanced Tree and Shrub
53 Insecticides to not control blue stain fungi
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55 White Pine Weevil
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57 Soft Scales: phloem sap
58 Magnolia Scale
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61 Calico Scale
62 % Survival Imid a c lo p rid fo r Co n tro l o f Ca l i c o Sc a l e 100 a b c 0 Cont rol Bayer Advanced Tree and Shrub I micide Application: 14 June Evaluation: 10 September
63 Calico scale nymphs on untreated control (left) and Imicide treated (below) honeylocust trees
64 Armored scales: Oystershell scale Pine needle scale Euonymus scale
65 Euonymus scale feeding sites: Intracellular (palisade, spongy mesophyll) C.S. Sadof and J.J Neal Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 86: (Figs. 1-3).
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67 Pine needle scale
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69 % Control Al l e c tu s fo r Co n tro l o f M o l te d Pi n e Ne e d l e Sc a l e Alect us 1% Oil Alect us + 1% oil
70 Boxwood Psyllid
71 % Control Imid a c lo p rid So il Dre n c h e s fo r Bo x wo o d Ps y l l i d May 2001 Merit 75 WP Dec 2001 Dec 2001 Bayer Advanced Tree and Shrub Evaluated May 2002
72 Lace Bugs
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74 Acephate (Lepitect) as a systemic soil treatment for spider mites
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76 Defoliators Imidacloprid controls sawflies but not caterpillars. Bt controls caterpillars but not sawflies.
77 European pine sawfly
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79 % survival European pine sawfly survival in bioassays one year post treatment (May 2001) No v Ap r Cont r ol Mer it 75WP Flagship 25WG
80 Birch leafminer
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82 No control of birch leafminer one year post treatment (May 2001)
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84 Gypsy moth
85 Acephate (Lepitect) soil drenches controlled gypsy moth on small caliper but not large caliper trees
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88 Japanese Beetle
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90 Acephate (Lepitect) soil drench provided excellent control of Japanese Beetle
91 Soil applications for control of black vine weevil larvae
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93 Timing: fall vs. spring? Uptake by dormant deciduous trees
94 Honeylocust plant bug
95 Insects / sample Imidac loprid soil injec tionsfor plant bug on large c aliper( honey l oc us t 24") trees a b Untreated 24 October Evaluated on 6 May
96 Length of residual activity?
97 Birch leafminer
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99 No control of birch leafminer one year post treatment (May 2001)
100 European pine sawfly
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102 % survival European pine sawfly survival in bioassays one year post treatment (May 2001) No v Ap r Cont r ol Mer it 75WP Flagship 25WG
103 Length of residual activity? Residual toxicity? or Lack of recolonization?
104 Placement? Fine root density is highest adjacent to the trunk.
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106 How much water to apply? Balancing the trade-off. Not enough water: poor distribution Too much water: dilutes the soil solution, which may reduce uptake rate and concentration in the plant
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