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Evaluation of organic pesticides against thrips on groundnut

L. Krishna Naik, Abdhul Khadar, R. Shivamurthy Naik

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Among different bio-pesticides tested, NSKE (5%) was effective against thrips and leafhoppers, however, it could not compete with synthetic insecticide, profenophos 50 EC which was most effective. Neem oil recorded less thrip's population on 10th day after 2nd spray.

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Among different bio-pesticides tested, NSKE (5%) was effective against thrips and leafhoppers, however, it could not compete with synthetic insecticide, profenophos 50 EC which was most effective. Neem oil recorded less thrip's population on 10th day after 2nd spray.

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Among different bio-pesticides tested, NSKE (5%) was effective against thrips and leafhoppers, however, it could not compete with synthetic insecticide, profenophos 50 EC which was most effective. Neem oil recorded less thrip's population on 10th day after 2nd spray.

Key concepts: Thrips, Neem oil, Pesticide, Toxicology, Population, Biology, Medicine, Agronomy

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