中国农业科学 ›› 2015, Vol. 48 ›› Issue (9): 1747-1755.doi: 10.3864/j.issn.0578-1752.2015.09.08

• 植物保护 • 上一篇    下一篇

短时高温暴露对褐飞虱存活和生殖特性的影响

李干金,徐显浩,张海亮,朱敏,崔旭红   

  1. 中国计量学院生命科学学院/浙江省生物计量及检验检疫技术重点实验室,杭州310018
  • 收稿日期:2014-11-12 出版日期:2015-05-01 发布日期:2015-05-01
  • 通讯作者: 崔旭红,E-mail:xuhongcui@cjlu.edu.cn;朱敏,E-mail:minzhu@cjlu.edu.cn
  • 作者简介:李干金,E-mail:lqj0000031404@163.com
  • 基金资助:
    国家“973”计划(2010CB126200)、国家公益性行业(农业)科研专项(200903051)

Effects of Short-Term Exposure to High Temperature on the Survival and Fecundity of the Brown Planthopper (Nilaparvata lugens)

LI Gan-jin, XU Xian-hao, ZHANG Hai-liang, ZHU Min, CUI Xu-hong   

  1. College of Life Science, China Jiliang University/Zhejiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Biometrology and Inspection & Quarantine, Hangzhou 310018
  • Received:2014-11-12 Online:2015-05-01 Published:2015-05-01

摘要: 【目的】明确短时高温暴露对褐飞虱成虫存活和生殖特性的影响,为褐飞虱种群发生预测及防治提供理论依据。【方法】采集初羽化24 h内的褐飞虱成虫,辨别雌、雄后放入平底玻璃管内,每管5对,置于水浴循环仪中进行高温暴露处理,设置6个靶标温度,分别为33、35、37、39、39.5和40℃,误差范围0.02℃。高温处理时以25℃为起点温度,然后以0.1℃/min的速度上升至靶标温度,待靶标温度恒定后,在靶标温度下处理2 h。处理结束后,将褐飞虱转移到25℃的人工培养箱中,1 h后观察记录其存活情况,以未经过高温处理的褐飞虱成虫为对照。随后研究其存活率、产卵量及后代存活能力是否发生变化。【结果】33—37℃对褐飞虱雌、雄虫的存活率均无显著影响;而39—40℃下暴露2 h,雌、雄虫的存活率显著下降,其中39.5℃下暴露2 h,雌、雄虫存活率均低于50%,40℃下暴露2 h,雌、雄虫存活率仅为4.5%—6.7%,且成虫存活时间不足24 h;不同高温暴露2 h后,褐飞虱雄成虫逐日存活率曲线坡度较雌成虫陡;在35—39.5℃范围内暴露2 h,褐飞虱的产卵前期有所延长,尤其在39.5℃下暴露2 h,每头褐飞虱雌虫的平均产卵前期达6.3 d,与对照(25℃)的产卵前期3.5 d达到极显著差异水平(P<0.01);在35和39℃暴露2 h,产卵前期显著延长,分别达到4.4和4.4 d(P<0.05);高温暴露对褐飞虱雌成虫产卵量也有明显的影响,33、35、37、39及39.5℃分别暴露2 h,每雌产卵量显著从25℃的365.5粒下降至165.4、194.6、146.7、301.6和234.7粒(P<0.05);高温暴露对褐飞虱后代孵化率和性比均无显著影响,但对其后代总存活率有着显著的影响,随着温度上升,F1代若虫总存活率由对照(25℃)的80.4%下降至61.8%—75.5%;褐飞虱成虫在33—39.5℃高温下暴露2 h,其F1代若虫总存活率比对照均下降,而除35℃(75.5%)外,其他温度暴露后,均与对照存在显著差异(P<0.05),40℃下褐飞虱停止产卵活动。此外,高温暴露还能使褐飞虱的产卵节律和孵化节律发生变化,经39.5℃高温暴露2 h后,较33、35、37和39℃高温处理及对照的产卵高峰期和后代的孵化高峰期推迟。【结论】在39—40℃高温暴露下,褐飞虱成虫存活及产卵量和后代总存活能力显著下降,39℃及以上高温对褐飞虱存活与生殖具有一定的威胁。

关键词: 褐飞虱, 高温暴露, 存活, 生殖

Abstract: 【Objective】The objective of this study is to clarify the effects of short-term exposure to high temperature on the survival and fecundity of the brown planthopper (Nilaparvata lugens Stål). The results will provide a theoretical basis for the prediction of occurrence and treatment of the population of N. lugens.【Method】Newly-eclosed N. lugens adults (within 24 h of eclosion) were used in the experiments. Five adult pairs were randomly collected and placed in a glass tube in a water bath at 25, and the experiments were carried out, at an increasing temperature with a change of 0.1?min-1 from 25 to 33, 35, 37, 39, 39.5 and up until 40, and kept at the target temperature for 2 h. The error range was 0.02. After treatment, tubes were moved into the phytotron to recover for 1 h, and the survival rate of N. lugens was examined. Adults rawed in the phytotron were used as the control group. 【Result】Within the range of 33-37, the survival rate and fecundity of N. lugens were not significantly different from the control. Within the range of 39-40, the survival rate of N. lugens were decreased. After exposure to 39.5 for 2 h, the survival rate of male and female adults was less than 50%. After exposure to 40 for 2 h, the female adult survival rate dropped to 4.5%, and that of the male adults was 6.7%. All of the adults died within 24 h. After exposure to 33-39.5, the gradient of the male adult survival curve decreased abruptly than female. The preoviposition period was extended from 3.5-6.3 days with the increasing temperature from 33-39.5. The preoviposition period was 3.5 d at 25, 4.4 d at 35, 4.4 d at 39 (P<0.05), and 6.3 d at 39.5 (P<0.01), respectively. Furthermore, high temperature had a negative effect on the fecundity. The average fecundity decreased dramatically after exposure to high temperature for 2 h. F1 survival to adulthood was significantly reduced when adults were exposed to 33-39.5. The survival rate dropped from 80.4% to 61.8%-75.5% as the temperature increased. Female adults ceased oviposition activities after the exposure to 40. The oviposition rhythms and the number of eggs of F1 hatched per day also changed in these heat shock treatments, with prolonged oviposition period and delayed F1 peak hatching time after exposure to 39.5.【Conclusion】The survival and reproduction of N. lugens significantly decreased after exposure to temperatures of 39-40. When the exposure temperature exceeds 39, it has the potential threats to the survival and fecundity of N. lugens.

Key words: Nilaparvata lugens, heat stress, survival, fecundity