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Acaricidal Effect of some Pesticides against the Red Spider Mite Oligonychus coffeae Nietner (Tetranychidae)

Rashmi Tripathi, Shri Ram

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Six pesticides, viz. dicofol, binapacryl, carbophenothion, lime-sulphur solution, dimethoate and phosalone, each at four different concentrations, were tested against the red spider mite Oligonychus coffeae Nietner. All except lime-sulphur were found to be effective acaricides, and all except lime-sulphur and dimethoate were also ovicidal.

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Six pesticides, viz. dicofol, binapacryl, carbophenothion, lime-sulphur solution, dimethoate and phosalone, each at four different concentrations, were tested against the red spider mite Oligonychus coffeae Nietner. All except lime-sulphur were found to be effective acaricides, and all except lime-sulphur and dimethoate were also ovicidal.

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Six pesticides, viz. dicofol, binapacryl, carbophenothion, lime-sulphur solution, dimethoate and phosalone, each at four different concentrations, were tested against the red spider mite Oligonychus coffeae Nietner. All except lime-sulphur were found to be effective acaricides, and all except lime-sulphur and dimethoate were also ovicidal.

Key concepts: Phosalone, Dimethoate, Spider mite, Acaricide, Dicofol, Toxicology, Ethion, Pesticide

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