Ovicidal activity of some insecticides against Scotinophara coaractata (Fab.) [Hemiptera: Pentatomidae] on rice
P. Anandhi, M. Arumugam Pillai
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P. Anandhi, M. Arumugam Pillai
Abstract
Study conducted to determine the efficacy of 5 insecticides and 21 plant products against the eggs of Scotinophara coaractata (Fab.) indicated that acephate and imidacloprid were the most effective insecticides causing 100% and 95.83% mortality, respectively followed by chlorpyriphos, profenophos and monocrotophos causing 91.67%, 89.62% and 87.52% mortality respectively. Both neem seed kernal extract and neem oil caused 56.25% egg mortality.
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Study conducted to determine the efficacy of 5 insecticides and 21 plant products against the eggs of Scotinophara coaractata (Fab.) indicated that acephate and imidacloprid were the most effective insecticides causing 100% and 95.83% mortality, respectively followed by chlorpyriphos, profenophos and monocrotophos causing 91.67%, 89.62% and 87.52% mortality respectively. Both neem seed kernal extract and neem oil caused 56.25% egg mortality.
Key concepts: Pentatomidae, Imidacloprid, Monocrotophos, Neem oil, Toxicology, Acephate, Hemiptera, Biology