Progress in resistance studies in the eggplant(Solanum melongena L.)against shoot and fruit borer(Leucinodes orbonalis Guen.)infestation
B. S. Dhankar
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B. S. Dhankar
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This unarticle reviews the progress made in the study of resistance in eggplant to shoot and fruit borer. Resistance in the cultivars screened exists at a low level. Screening of large numbers of cultivars and breeding lines with broad genetic base is emphasized. The possibility of transferring resistance from wild relatives needs thorough investigation. To look for antixenosis due to the morphology of the plant or tolerance to withstand pest attack would be desirable. The use of tolerant cultivars with less insecticide is suggested as the most acceptable control method.
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This unarticle reviews the progress made in the study of resistance in eggplant to shoot and fruit borer. Resistance in the cultivars screened exists at a low level. Screening of large numbers of cultivars and breeding lines with broad genetic base is emphasized. The possibility of transferring resistance from wild relatives needs thorough investigation. To look for antixenosis due to the morphology of the plant or tolerance to withstand pest attack would be desirable. The use of tolerant cultivars with less insecticide is suggested as the most acceptable control method.
Key concepts: Leucinodes orbonalis, Melongena, Solanum, Infestation, Shoot, Biology, Horticulture, Botany