Manual para la gestión de la Avispa asiática (Vespa velutina)
En Asia la avispa asiática convive con otra veintena de avispones de parecido o incluso mayor tamaño que ella, que son competidores directos por los mismos recursos alimenticios (insectos) y por los mismos espacios para realizar sus nidos. Además de competir, las diferentes especies de avispones pueden ser depredadoras las unas de las otras, condicionando aún más su éxito reproductor. Está considerado como un problema que tiene efectos en diferentes ámbitos: socioeconómico (provoca daños en la apicultura y en la agricultura en general, y el control de la plaga implica graves costos a la administración), biodiversidad (es depredadora de abejas y otros insectos locales) y en la salud pública (riesgo de picaduras).
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Contribution detail info
- Location
- Spain
- Authors
- Diputación Foral Guipúzcoa
- Purpose
- Education/Training
- Communication
- Dissemination
- File type
- Document
- File size
- 5.24 MB
- Created on
- 20-05-2016
- Origin language
- Spanish
- Official project website
- 2016-008 - SOCIOECONOMIC STUDY on the impact of VESPA VELUTINA in the Apiculture of the Autonomous
- License
- CC BY
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