| Sumario: | This file includes the datasets used in the paper “Moisture-dependent pupation of the invasive thrips Chaetanaphothrips orchidii: implications for its management”. We This study aims to describe the pupation of C. orchidii in citrus and evaluate the effect of moisture (relative humidity and soil water content) on its emergence to improve the management of this invasive thrips. To accomplish the first aim, we sampled citrus canopies and soil in three commercial citrus orchards for two consecutive years. For the second aim, we evaluated the effect of the RH on its emergence. With these results, we tested whether its emergence was higher in areas near the drip irrigation emitters during the summer. We evaluated this assumption in two field experiments. Our results provide key information to improve the sustainable management of C. orchidii in the soil, especially in summer.
The file includes five tabs, which contain the data used for obtaining the conclusions presented in this paper.
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