Economics of Treatments for Management of PlutellaXylostella on Cabbage
Ram Kishore Meena, O. P. Lal, J. R. Verma
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Ram Kishore Meena, O. P. Lal, J. R. Verma
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The cost benefit ratio of different synthetic insecticdes on cabbage in a descending order was: cartap hydrochloride (0.05%)> endosulfan (0.07%)> lambda cyhalothrin (0.01%) > imidacloprid (0.01%)ethofenprox (0.01%). but Cartap hydroclhoride gave highest ratio. Among neem formulations this ratio in a descending order was: neemazal (50000 ppm) > neemgold (1500 ppm) > nimbecidine (300ppm), thus neemazal proved most effective.
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The cost benefit ratio of different synthetic insecticdes on cabbage in a descending order was: cartap hydrochloride (0.05%)> endosulfan (0.07%)> lambda cyhalothrin (0.01%) > imidacloprid (0.01%)ethofenprox (0.01%). but Cartap hydroclhoride gave highest ratio. Among neem formulations this ratio in a descending order was: neemazal (50000 ppm) > neemgold (1500 ppm) > nimbecidine (300ppm), thus neemazal proved most effective.
Key concepts: Cartap, Endosulfan, Toxicology, Medicine, Imidacloprid, Mathematics, Biology, Pesticide