2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cropro.2019.104939
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Impact of trap barrier systems on rodent damage to upland rice cropping systems during bamboo masting events

Abstract: Synchronous bamboo masting events are well-known to cause rodent population outbreaks. In South Asia, Melocanna baccifera undergoes semelparous masting every 58 years leading to large rodent outbreaks and nearly 100% crop losses. Current crop protection methods used to control rodent outbreaks are largely based on large-scale use of chronic and acute poisons. Non-chemical control methods, such as the use of trap barrier systems (TBS), could be effective in such outbreak situations. However, TBS is currently us… Show more

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