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Management of major sucking pests in Cotton by insecticides
TLDR
All the insecticides tested were superior to untreated check by recording lower population of sucking pests and increase in plant height was observed in all insecticidal treated plots compared to untreated control.
Monitoring and Management of Coleopteran pests of Coconut through Pheromone traps in Andhra Pradesh
TLDR
Roving survey made in eight coconut growing districts of Andhra Pradesh during the years 2000 to 2008 showed low to medium incidence of rhinoceros beetle in all the districts and severe incidence of red palm weevil in East Godavari district, information on relative severity of the two pests was useful to guide in suitable interventions for integrated pest management.
Identification of suitable resistant cotton genotypes against sucking pests
TLDR
The genotypes LK-861, Mallika non Bt, A cola-2, CNHPY-6 and CPD-431 were found to be resistant to whiteflies.
Status of coconut blackhearted caterpillar, Opisina arenosella Walker and evaluation of bio-agents.
TLDR
The release of bio-agents could be employed for successful suppression of blackheaded caterpillar which was safe, economical and perpetual wing of IPM.
Seasonal dynamics of leafhopper, Amrasca devastans Distant on cotton.
Summer season survey for incidence of Maruca vitrata (G.) (Pyralidae: Lepidoptera) and its natural enemies on greengram and other alternative hosts in main pulse growing tracts of Khammam district 16.
Reaction of Cotton Genotypes to Leafhopper, Amrasca devastans
TLDR
The results indicated that CCHO5–2, RAH 100, J.TAPLI (G. arborium) and VIKRAM were found resistant due to the presence of morpho- physical characters like hair density and length of hair on midrib and lamina, and recorded lowest injury index value.
Efficacy of new insecticide molecules against leaf hoppers and plant hoppers in rice (Oryza sativa L.).
TLDR
This poster presents a probabilistic study of the fruit-munching habits of hoverflies, a type of hoverfly, which has been studied in detail at the University of Agricultural Sciences, Rajendranagar.
Bio-efficacy of ecofriendly products against cotton leafhopper, Amrasca devastans (Dist.)
TLDR
Fipronil 5% SC @ 50g a.i. / ha was effective in bringing down the population of leafhoppers up to 72.3% over control at 14 days after spraying.
Seasonal incidence and management of Bemisia tabaci Gennadius and Amrasca biguttula biguttula Ishida of brinjal.
TLDR
The results indicated that thiamethoxam and combination treatments were highly effective in reducing the population of B. tabaci and A. biguttula bigutula on brinjal besides recording higher fruit yield.
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