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In autumn 1998 a farm scale replicated field trial was established in Waikato, New Zealand, to measure the productivity of combinations of old and new ryegrass and white clover cultivars. Colonisation in the first two years of the trial by Costelytra zealandica, Heteronychus arator, Naupactus leucoloma and Sitona lepidus was monitored. By the end of winter 2000, no difference in densities of any of the pest species monitored could be attributed to cultivar treatments. However, dispersal behaviour and soil type did have a significant effect on pest densities. Naupactus leucoloma, which disperses by walking, was found in greatest densities on the edges of the trial. Costelytra zealandica, which disperses by flying, was initially aggregated in paddocks with shelterbelts. Heavy infestations of H. arator, which also disperses by flying, were associated with good soil drainage. Sitona lepidus, which disperses by flying, was evenly distributed across the trial.

proceedings of the new zealand weed and pest control conference/new zealand plant protection/proceedings of the ... national weeds conference/proceedings of the new zealand weed control conference/proceedings of the new zealand plant protection conference

Colonisation of renovated pastures in Waikato by four coleopteran species