Detection of insect fauna in the viticulture areas of Burdur province

It is important to know the pest fauna in order to effectively combat harmful species that cause economic loss during the production of agricultural products. Within the scope of this study, harmful species were determined in the vineyard areas of Kuruçay, Akyaka, Yassıgüme, Hacılar, Yazıköy and Düğer villages where viticulture is common between 2021-2022 in Burdur province. In the study, visual control method, hand collection method and pheromone trap were used to catch insects. A total of 43 species, including 32 species and 11 predatory species belonging to the Insecta class, were identified in the specified region. Species that are economically harmful in vineyards; Lobesia botrana from Tortricidae family, Empoasca decipiens from Chrysomelidae family, Parthenoleconium corni from Coccidae family, Trigomaster bicolor from Cydnidae family, Tropinota hirta from Scarabaeidae family, Polyphylo fulla from Melolanthidae family Polyphylo fulla from family Curculionidae, Chloramicus Otiloramicus from Curculionidae family. Opatrum sabulasum, Zophosis punctata and Pimelia from the brionidae family verrucifera. Lobesia botrana was also detected in 4 villages, namely Kuruçay, Yassıgüme, Hacılar and Yazıköy, where traps were hung in the province of Burdur. Insects found in vineyard areas in Burdur where viticulture is common were determined and revealed. Basic data were obtained in order to establish a correct control strategy against pest species in the vineyards of Burdur province.