Breeding of Butenyl-spinosyns High Yielding Strain by 60Co-NTG Compound Mutation and Its Insecticidal Activity
In order to obtain stable and high-yield butenyl-spinosyn-producing strains and determine its lethal efficiency against agricultural pests,a high-yield mutant strain ASAGF30A11 with stable genetic traits was obtained by compound mutagenesis of a parent strain Saccharopolyspora pogona ASAGF19 screened from the previous study using 60Co-γ-ray and nitrosoguanidine.The new strain increased yield by 61.26%compared with the parent strain,and the yield variation of 3 generations was less than 10%.The crude butenyl-spinosyn was purified from the fermentation broth of the high-yield strain,and then diluted into the mother liquor with a concentration of 1.5 g/L.The insecticidal activity against Thrips palmi Karny,aphids and Plutella xylostella was investigated and the LC50 was determined to be 1.92 mg/L,1.23 mg/L and 0.27 mg/L,respectively.By comparison,butenyl-spinosyn was of a higher lethal efficiency against T.palmi than spinosyn(LC500.58 mg/L)and spinetoram(LC500.64 mg/L),a higher lethal efficiency against aphids than spinosyn(LC5072.60 mg/L)but equal efficiency with avermectin(LC500.14 mg/L),and a higher lethal efficiency against P.xylostella than spinosyn(LC502.9 mg/L)but lower efficiency than spinetoram(LC500.05 mg/L).This study explored the effect of compound mutagenesis using 60Co-γ-ray and nitrosoguanidine on S.pogona for the first time and measured the laboratory lethal efficiency of butenyl-spinosyn against three agricultural pests,which serves as part of the theoretical basis for the control of agricultural pests with new biological insecticides.
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