JP2000333583A - Insect pest-exterminating mat for tree - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an insect pest-exterminating mat for trees that can increase the efficiency of insect pest extermination without injury to human bodies, domestic animals and/or crop plants. SOLUTION: A base fabric 1 in a sheet form made of synthetic fiber is integrally lined all over the back face with a web 2 of synthetic fiber. Then, the laminated sheet is coated on one side face with a zeolite that is artificially prepared mainly from coal ash to form an artificial zeolite layer 7, while a strip of tape made of paper or the like having a antimicrobial layer of silver aspartate on the other side face is fixed to the middle of the synthetic fiber web 2 in the transverse direction and is sewed to the one sewing line 10 on the transverse direction at the middle of the synthetic web 2.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pest control mat for trees, which is mounted on the outer peripheral surface of trees such as pine and plum to kill, trap or prevent pests such as pine worms.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a method for controlling pests such as pine worms, a method of applying or spraying a chemical on trees has been adopted.

[0003]

The method of applying or spraying the above-mentioned conventional chemicals on trees is not sufficient as a method of controlling pests, and the chemicals are dissipated into the air, and the human body, livestock or livestock is disturbed. There was a problem of harm to crops.

[0004] The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to improve the efficiency of controlling pests without applying or spraying chemicals on trees and without harming human bodies, livestock or agricultural crops. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a pest control mat for trees that can be used.

[0005]

According to the present invention, a synthetic fiber cotton is arranged in a layer on the entire back side of a base cloth made of synthetic fiber cloth, and an outer edge of the synthetic fiber cotton is attached to the base cloth. Sewn and fixed with a thread, and sewn and fixed the portion other than the outer edge of the synthetic fiber cotton with the number of suture lines by the thread as small as possible, and furthermore, a tape-like strip made of water-repellent paper or synthetic resin. On an entire surface of one side, an artificial zeolite artificially produced with coal ash as a main component is mixed and applied as an adhesive to provide an artificial zeolite layer, and silver aspartate is provided on the entire other side of the tape-shaped strip. An antibacterial agent is applied to provide a silver aspartate antibacterial layer, and the tape-shaped strip is made of a synthetic fiber cotton side with an artificial zeolite layer, and a central portion in the longitudinal direction of the suture is attached to the base cloth with a single suture line. Adopting the means of sewing and fixing This has solved the above problem.

[0006]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS When a tree is eaten by an insect, the tree withers. The mechanism will be described using a pine tree as an example. Every year from May to June, pine wilt insects (Scorpion beetle, Saw beetle, Madara beetle) and the like actively behave and invade the pine trunk from the wounds where the parasites such as pine wood nematode and beetle bite, and a large amount of eggs are introduced. The phenylacetic acid on the body of the pine wood nematode kills the pine. Further, in the fall, spawning is performed by opening a hole in the pine trunk that has been withered, such as a cod beetle, a saw beetle, and a beetle beetle. This repetition causes the pine tree to completely die, so-called pine withering.

According to the present invention, synthetic fiber cotton is integrally fixed on the entire back surface of a sheet-like synthetic fiber base fabric, and one side is coated with zeolite artificially produced using coal ash as a main raw material. At the same time, the tape is formed by sewing a central portion in the longitudinal direction of a tape such as paper having a silver aspartate antibacterial agent coated on the other side in the central lateral direction of the synthetic fiber cotton. This will be described in detail with reference to the following drawings.

FIG. 1 is a rear view of a pest control mat for trees according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the same. The synthetic fiber cloth is excellent in heat resistance, water resistance, corrosion resistance and chemical resistance of polyester fibers and the like. On the entire back side of the rectangular base fabric 1 made of
A synthetic fiber cotton 2 made of polyester fiber or the like having excellent heat resistance, water resistance, corrosion resistance, and chemical resistance is arranged in a layer, and an outer edge of the synthetic fiber cotton 2 is attached to the base cloth 1.
Then, a portion other than the outer edge of the synthetic fiber cotton 2 is sewn and fixed so that the number of the sewn lines 5 with the thread 4 is as small as possible so as not to separate from the base fabric 1. By reducing the number of the suture lines 5, the synthetic fiber cotton 2 is not pressed with the fluff 2 a over substantially the entire surface thereof,
The state where each fluff 2a has a gap can be maintained.

Then, an artificially produced zeolite containing coal ash as a main component (hereinafter referred to as an artificial zeolite) is mixed with the entire surface of one side of the tape-shaped strip 6 made of water-repellent paper or synthetic resin. Coating and artificial zeolite layer 7
And a silver aspartate antibacterial agent is applied to the entire surface of the other side of the tape-shaped strip 6 to provide a silver aspartate antibacterial layer 8, and the artificial zeolite layer 7 and the silver aspartate antibacterial layer 8 are provided. The elongated strip 6 is sewn and fixed with the artificial zeolite layer 7 on the synthetic fiber cotton 2 side and a central portion in the longitudinal direction provided with one suture line 8 on the base cloth 1 with a thread 9. By sewing only the central portion in the longitudinal direction of the tape-shaped strip 5 with one suture line 10,
The artificial zeolite layer 7 can exhibit the adsorption function of the artificial zeolite layer 7 by being brought into contact with air without being in close contact with the synthetic fiber cotton 2.

The method of mounting and fixing the mat M of the present invention to the tree W is arbitrary. In the drawing, a state where the mat M of the present invention is wound around a tree W and then attached and fixed by binding the outer periphery thereof with a plurality of strings 11 is shown. Although not shown, as a mounting and fixing method, the mat M of the present invention can be mounted and fixed to the tree W by attaching an adhesive tape or a female / male hook-and-loop fastener to the base cloth 1.

The artificial zeolite is mainly composed of waste coal ash generated from coal boilers of thermal power plants, steelworks, factories, etc., and a silica raw material containing a large amount of silicon is added to the coal ash and used for the reaction together with the auxiliary raw material. It is recommended to use those produced by reacting in an autoclave, particularly those produced by Nippon Steel Corporation and sold under the trade name "artificial zeolite Ca type". The artificial zeolite is excellent in adsorption capacity because the main components are silicon and aluminum.

Further, silver aspartate antibacterial agents include phenylacetic acid that kills pine, O-157 E. coli, Salmonella,
Legionella, MRSA-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, termite,
It is widely known that it has an action of controlling cockroaches and the like and eliminating bacteria.

The operation of the mat M of the present invention having the above construction will be described.
It is wound around a trunk having a height of about 1.5 m and attached and fixed with a string 11 or the like. Since there are a number of gaps in each fluff 2a of the synthetic fiber cotton 2, insects such as beetles, ants, and rugged insects, which have entered the mat M attached to the tree W, have a foot and tactile sensation. Alternatively, the entire body is entangled with the thin fluff 2a of the synthetic fiber cotton 2 and cannot escape, and cannot eat food and eventually starve.

Further, the pests buried inside the mat M of the present invention are reduced by the artificial zeolite effect of the artificial zeolite layer 7.
Moisture in the body is adsorbed and removed, causing dehydration and death. In addition, the action of the silver aspartate antibacterial agent of the silver aspartate antibacterial layer 8 eliminates phenylacetic acid, which is particularly parasitic on the pine wood nematode, a pine-wilt insect. At the same time, it controls pests such as termites and cockroaches.

Furthermore, when the artificial zeolite permeates the raindrops due to rainfall and flows down into the soil, the artificial zeolite is rooted and has an effect of preventing and improving the soil. Therefore, the mat M of the present invention is rooted in addition to the pest control effect. It also has a prevention effect and a soil improvement effect.

[0016]

According to the mat of the present invention, insect pests such as pine worms are exterminated by insects, trapped or controlled by the action of synthetic fiber cotton, an artificial zeolite layer and a silver aspartate antibacterial layer, which constitute the mat. , Cherries, peaches, persimmons,
It is possible to prevent harm caused by tree pests such as pears and grapes. In addition, since each material constituting the mat of the present invention is made of synthetic fiber having excellent water resistance, corrosion resistance and chemical resistance, it can withstand wind and rain and low and high temperatures in winter and summer and corrode. Without having to do it, you can attain that goal for at least one year. Furthermore,
The effect of the artificial zeolite which soaked into the raindrops due to the rainfall and flowed down into the soil has an effect of preventing rooting and improving the soil.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a rear view of a pest control mat for trees according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a surface view of a pest control mat for trees according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a front view showing the use state of the tree pest control mat of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 base cloth, 2 synthetic fiber cotton, 3/4 thread, 5 suture line, 6 tape strip, 7 artificial zeolite layer,
8 Antibacterial silver aspartate layer, 9 threads, 10 sutures, M mat, W tree.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A base fabric made of a synthetic fiber cloth,
The synthetic fiber cotton is arranged in layers, the outer edge of the synthetic fiber cotton is sewn and fixed to the base cloth with a thread, and the portion other than the outer edge of the synthetic fiber cotton is sewn with a thread. Sew as much as possible, and then mix the artificial zeolite, which is mainly made of coal ash, with adhesive as the main component on the entire surface of one side of the water-repellent paper or synthetic resin tape. Coating to form an artificial zeolite layer, and applying a silver aspartate antibacterial agent to the entire surface of the other side of the tape-shaped strip to provide a silver aspartate antibacterial layer, and forming the tape-shaped strip into an artificial zeolite layer. A pest control mat for trees, characterized in that a synthetic fiber cotton side, and a central portion in the longitudinal direction of the mat is provided with one suture line on the base cloth with a thread and fixed by sewing.