PHENTHAUproc local ─ Phenological development of oak processionary moth at selected sites


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Phenological eventReference indexDate Model/ CurrentDate Model/
7-day forecast
Information,
hazard to health & tree vitality
OPM monitoring and control measures
Start Quercus robur bud swelling 4) 04.04.202004.04.2020First potential L1 feeding
Start Q. robur leaf unfolding (DWD) 2), 3) 12.04.202012.04.2020 Start plant protection agents (PPA) or biocide application
Start Q. robur leaf unfolding (model) 2), 6) 15.04.202015.04.2020 Start plant protection agents (PPA) or biocide application
L1 hatching 1), 7), 9) 12.03.202012.03.2020No health hazard due to new setaeCounting of egg batches before L1 hatching
L1 mortality (%) 4), 8) 10 10 Starvation period from L1 hatching to
Q. robur bud swelling
 
L1 feeding start 04.04.202004.04.2020Corresponds to Q. robur bud swelling (or L1 hatching if this occurs later than bud swelling)
Start L2 4) 18.04.202018.04.2020No health hazard due to new setaeStart PPA/biocide application
Start L3 4) 26.04.202026.04.2020First new setae & hazard Start PPA/biocide application
Start L4 4) 09.05.202009.05.2020Setae amount & hazard increaseEnd Start PPA/biocide application
Start L5 4) 23.05.202023.05.2020Setae amount & hazard further increase
Start L6 4) 08.06.202008.06.2020Highest setae amount & hazard
Start pupation 4) 02.07.202002.07.2020Immobile stageCounting & size assessment & mechanical removal of pupation tents, oak defoliation assessment, installation of pheromone traps (2 weeks after pupation)
Adult eclosion 4) 10.08.202010.08.202050 % adult eclosion End mechanical control measures, end trapping after 2 weeks no catch

*DWD - Deutscher Wetterdienst - German Meteorological Service
References see PDF

PDF - Model applicability and references

PDF - Information: OPM setae, monitoring and control


Web implementation & layout: Pennerstorfer, J.1, & Halbig, P.1,2

1 BOKU - University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, Institute of Forest Entomology, Forest Pathology and Forest Protection (IFFF)
2 FVA - Forest Research Institute Baden-Wuerttemberg, Department of Forest Protection