Özet:

Lyctus brunneus Bostrichidae is an insect of the Lyctidae family. It damages the living wood of industrial trees used in parks, such as wheat, garlic, cranberries, cranberries, African mauna. The female insects hurt the larva out of the egg by putting their eggs on the trahels of the leather trees. A variety of chemical methods are applied in the fight against this insect, such as embryo and fumigation. However, the chemical struggle is not considered appropriate by many researchers. This study addressed Monolexis fuscicornis (Hymenoptera), the natural parasites of the Lyctus brunneus insect that damages parks. Cabbage in a cabbage factory operating in the province of Düzce (Juglans sp. Lyctus brunneus, which is being severely damaged in their cracks, has been transferred to the laboratory with the cracks and taken for monitoring. In the months of July-August, when the adult output of the Lyctus brunneus and parasitite species was the most intense, the parasitization rate was 63.5%. With this parasitization rate, Monolexis fuscicornis has been found to have a significant predominant effect. As a result, Lyctus brunneus damage is the type that should be considered in the biological control of Monolexis fuscicornis. However, as the output of parasitic adults from the wood does not reduce technical damage, the fight should be carried out in accordance with other integrated harmful management techniques.

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