ArticleInsects2026
Seasonal and Interannual Variability in the Insect Pest Damage and Beneficial Insect Populations Across Apple Orchards of Different Ages.
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Abstract
Apple is one of the most important fruits worldwide; in addition, it constitutes nearly 60% of Hungary's total fruit production. Presently, the challenge in pest management is not only the decreased range of pesticides, but also the deeper knowledge of natural enemies occurring in fruit plantations, and in their neighborhood. Our objective was to study how season, year, orchard structure, and varieties influence the occurrence of insect pest damage and beneficial insects in apple. We also investigated the strength of correlations between pest damage and natural enemies, as well as among the different natural enemy taxa. The experiment was conducted in three apple orchards, and the damage of insect pests and the number of natural enemies were monitored across ten trees/varieties/sectors/dates. All sites were managed according to integrated pest management (IPM) guidelines, and no unmanaged or untreated control plots were included. Significant differences were observed among orchards and years for all taxa, except
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