Management of tomato fruit borer, helicoverpa armigera hubner
Asmita Suradkar, S. P. Ukey
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Asmita Suradkar, S. P. Ukey
Abstract
Least fruit damage was experienced due to the treatment with endosulfan 0.05 per cent, followed by the treatment of NSE 5% alternated with Blk @ 1000 ml/ha and the treatments with other neem based materials. All treatments performed well than untreated control. The highest fruit yield of 86.49q/ha was obtained due to the treatment with endosulfan 0.05% followed by other neem based treatments.
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Least fruit damage was experienced due to the treatment with endosulfan 0.05 per cent, followed by the treatment of NSE 5% alternated with Blk @ 1000 ml/ha and the treatments with other neem based materials. All treatments performed well than untreated control. The highest fruit yield of 86.49q/ha was obtained due to the treatment with endosulfan 0.05% followed by other neem based treatments.
Key concepts: Helicoverpa armigera, Endosulfan, Horticulture, Biology, Toxicology, Yield (engineering), Chemical control, Helicoverpa