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<div id='preamble'>
<p>Pollen beetle (Meligethes spp.) adults are approximately 2.5 mm, metallic
greenish-black. Oilseed rape is only vulnerable to pollen beetle damage if large
numbers of adult beetles migrate into the crop during green bud stage (BBCH
Growth stages 51-59). Adult females bite oilseed rape buds and lay their eggs
inside, resulting in withered buds and reduced pod set. Migration can be predicted
based on daily maximum air temperature; migrations begins at 12 degrees Celsius,
and large numbers migrate above 15 degrees Celsius. Where a high risk of migration
coincides with the vulnerable growth stage, crops should be monitored and an
appropriate threshold used to inform management decisions.
<p>Pollen beetle (Meligethes spp.) adults are approximately 2.5 mm, metallic greenish-black. Oilseed
rape is only vulnerable to pollen beetle damage if large numbers of adult beetles migrate into the
crop during green bud stage (BBCH Growth stages 51-59). Adult females bite oilseed rape buds and
lay their eggs inside, resulting in withered buds and reduced pod set. Migration can be predicted
based on daily maximum air temperature; migrations begin above 12 degrees Celsius, and large numbers
migrate above 15 degrees Celsius. Where a high risk of migration coincides with the vulnerable
growth stage, crops should be monitored and an appropriate threshold used to inform management
decisions.
</p>
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<p>This DSS was adapted from work carried out in the UK, and is considered applicable,
but not yet validated in, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, France, Germany, Rep.
Ireland, and Denmark. Only to be used during Oilseed rape growth stages 51-59.
This model is a simplification of a more detailed model described in Ferguson et
al. (2015) Pest Management Science 72, 609-317.
<a href='https://doi.org/10.1002/ps.4069'>https://doi.org/10.1002/ps.4069</a>
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<p>This DSS was adapted from work carried out in the UK, and is considered applicable, but not yet
validated in, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, France, Germany, Rep. Ireland, and Denmark. Only
to be used during Oilseed rape growth stages 51-59. This model is a simplification of a more
detailed model described in Ferguson et al. (2015) Pest Management Science 72, 609-317.
<a href='https://doi.org/10.1002/ps.4069'>https://doi.org/10.1002/ps.4069</a></p>
<h3>Explanation of parameters</h3>
<ul>
<li>Warning status = Yellow signifies temperatures below 12°C and low migration risk. Migrations begin at 12°C (orange), and large numbers migrate above 15 °C (red).</li>
<li><span itemprop='temperature'>Maximum air temperature</span> = Areas with daily maximum air temperatures below 10°C are shaded in blue, indicating cooler weather. As temperatures increase, the color shifts gradually to red, with a full red shade marking areas above 20°C. </li>
<li>Warning status = Green signifies mean daily temperatures below 15°C and low migration risk. Red signifies mean daily temperatures above 15°C and high migration risk.</li>
<li><span itemprop='temperature'>Maximum air temperature</span> = Areas with daily maximum air temperatures below 10°C are shaded in blue, indicating cooler weather. As temperatures increase, the color shifts gradually to red, with a full red shade marking areas above 20°C.</li>
</ul>
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