Research on controling Anisandrus dispar (Scolytidae) in Orchard from Cărand village, Arad County, Romania

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Article Title:	Research on controling Anisandrus dispar (Scolytidae) in Orchard from Cărand village, Arad County, Romania
Authors:	Mirela BOCIORT1, Mariana MARINESCU2
Affiliation:	1 Grup Scolar Beliu, Arad, Romania 2 University of Oradea, Romania
Abstract:	This study presents the experimental results on the control of Anisandrus dispar species in 2003. These experiments took place in an orchard from Cărand village, Arad County. In the first part are presented biological material used, type of traps used and methods of data collection and their processing. The second part is dedicated to presenting the data and their interpretation. Data presented are the following: flight period of decay; climatic conditions in which they flew, Ipidae`s number which flew. The last part of the paper is dedicated to conclusions and recommendations drawn from the results presented in the second part.
Keywords:	Anisandrus dispar, Carand, Arad, Ipidae, flight period
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*Correspondence:	Prof. Mirela Bociort, Grup Scolar Beliu, jud. Arad, Selistea, nr. 29, com. Carand, mirela-bociort@personal.ro Conf. Univ. Dr. Mariana Marinescu, Universitatea Oradea. Departamentul pentru pregătirea personalului didactic (DPPPD), Str. Universităţii Nr. 1, marinescum54@yahoo.com