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Bio-efficacy of acetamiprid 20 SP against sucking pests of okra

N. Aswathanarayana Reddy, S.B. Gowdar

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Abstract

The field experiments were conducted to evaluate the bio efficacy of Acetamiprid 20 SP against sucking pests of okra. Acetamiprid 20 SP @ 40 and 30 g ai/ha, followed by Acetamiprid 20 SP @ 20 g ai/ha were found to be most effective in reducing the sucking pests population with maximum okra fruit yield (6.06 and 5.93 t/ha) and C:B (1:3.93 and 1:3.90) ratio. All the insecticides treatments were significantly superior in controlling the sucking pests with higher fruit yield and C: B ratio compared to untreated control.

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The field experiments were conducted to evaluate the bio efficacy of Acetamiprid 20 SP against sucking pests of okra. Acetamiprid 20 SP @ 40 and 30 g ai/ha, followed by Acetamiprid 20 SP @ 20 g ai/ha were found to be most effective in reducing the sucking pests population with maximum okra fruit yield (6.06 and 5.93 t/ha) and C:B (1:3.93 and 1:3.90) ratio. All the insecticides treatments were significantly superior in controlling the sucking pests with higher fruit yield and C: B ratio compared to untreated control.

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The field experiments were conducted to evaluate the bio efficacy of Acetamiprid 20 SP against sucking pests of okra. Acetamiprid 20 SP @ 40 and 30 g ai/ha, followed by Acetamiprid 20 SP @ 20 g ai/ha were found to be most effective in reducing the sucking pests population with maximum okra fruit yield (6.06 and 5.93 t/ha) and C:B (1:3.93 and 1:3.90) ratio. All the insecticides treatments were significantly superior in controlling the sucking pests with higher fruit yield and C: B ratio compared to untreated control.

Key concepts: Acetamiprid, Forensic science, Toxicology, Biology, Population, Veterinary medicine, Medicine, Biotechnology

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