Community preferences for the preservation of Canary Palm from Red Palm Weevil in the city of Bari

Q4 Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Arab Journal of Plant Protection Pub Date : 2019-06-01 DOI:10.22268/AJPP-037.2.206211

R. Sardaro, L. Roselli, R. Grittani, M. Scrascia, C. Pazzani, Russo Valentina, F. Garganese, C. Porfido, Laura Diana, F. Porcelli

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Abstract

Sardaro, R., L. Roselli, R. Grittani, M. Scrascia, C. Pazzani, V. Russo, F. Garganese, C. Porfido, L. Diana and F. Porcelli. 2019. Community preferences for the preservation of Canary Palm from Red Palm Weevil in the city of Bari. Arab Journal of Plant Protection, 37(2): 206-211. Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (red palm weevil) caused the death of 40% of Phoenix canariensis Chabaud (Canary palm) between 2011 and 2013 in the city of Bari. Extraordinary measures of compulsory pest control at EU and national level were applied, which however require public funds, hence proper cost-benefit studies, in order to favour better decision-making for urban green management. In this work, we investigated the preferences of the urban community towards specific measures for the preservation of Canary palm through a choice experiment. The results can be used to endorse the strategy in force and to shed light on effective and efficient prospective expenditures of public funds for areas affected by red palm weevil.

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巴里市红棕榈象甲保护金丝雀棕榈的社区偏好

Sardaro，R.，L.Roselli，R.Grittani，M.Scrascia，C.Pazzani，V.Russo，F.Garganese，C.Porfido，L.Diana和F.Porcelli。2019年。巴里市社区对保护红棕榈象甲的金丝雀棕榈的偏好。《阿拉伯植物保护杂志》，37（2）：206-211。2011年至2013年间，Rhynchophorus ferrogineus（红棕榈象甲）在巴里市造成40%的Phoenix canarinsis Chabaud（金丝雀棕榈）死亡。在欧盟和国家一级采取了强制性有害生物控制的特别措施，但这需要公共资金，因此需要进行适当的成本效益研究，以便更好地为城市绿色管理做出决策。在这项工作中，我们通过选择实验调查了城市社区对金丝雀棕榈保护具体措施的偏好。研究结果可用于支持现行战略，并阐明公共资金在受红棕榈象甲影响地区的有效和高效的预期支出。

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Arab Journal of Plant Protection Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agronomy and Crop Science

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期刊介绍： The Arab Journal of Plant Protection is an open access journal included in CABI, AGRIS and Google Scholar data bases and indexed by Scopus. The journal’s aim is the promotion of plant health for crops grown in the Arab and Near East region and for safe food production and transfer of new knowledge on plant pests and their sustainable management. The journal deals with all scientific