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Pest complex of sesamum and their status under Gwalior condition (M.P.).

N. K. S. Bhadauria, N. S. Bhadauria, U. S. Dwivedi

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Twenty five species of insect and mite pest were recorded on sesamum at Gwalior, which includes 11 hemipterous, 7 lepidopterous, 2 each of ortnopterous, coleopterous and depterous and 1 acarina pest. Out of these pests 12 insect species were observed as regular and other 13 were sporadic pest.

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Twenty five species of insect and mite pest were recorded on sesamum at Gwalior, which includes 11 hemipterous, 7 lepidopterous, 2 each of ortnopterous, coleopterous and depterous and 1 acarina pest. Out of these pests 12 insect species were observed as regular and other 13 were sporadic pest.

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Twenty five species of insect and mite pest were recorded on sesamum at Gwalior, which includes 11 hemipterous, 7 lepidopterous, 2 each of ortnopterous, coleopterous and depterous and 1 acarina pest. Out of these pests 12 insect species were observed as regular and other 13 were sporadic pest.

Key concepts: PEST analysis, Sesamum, Insect pest, Veterinary medicine, Mite, Biology, Forensic science, Toxicology

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