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Toxicity of diflubenzuron against Heliothis armigera Hub. and Spodoptera litura Fab. larvae-minimum feeding period required to lead mortality*

Sanjay Vaishampayan, R. R. Verma

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The minimum feeding period required to lead mortality in the second instar larvae of Heliothis armigera Hub. and Spodoptera litura Fab. fed respectively on leaves of gram and soybean treated with diflubenzuron 0.0125% spray was studied. In the case of H. armigera, 4 hours feeding period gave 100 per cent mortality of larvae seven days after treatment, whereas only one hour was required for S. litura larvae tn obtain 90–100 per cent kill within 7–8 days after treatment.

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The minimum feeding period required to lead mortality in the second instar larvae of Heliothis armigera Hub. and Spodoptera litura Fab. fed respectively on leaves of gram and soybean treated with diflubenzuron 0.0125% spray was studied. In the case of H. armigera, 4 hours feeding period gave 100 per cent mortality of larvae seven days after treatment, whereas only one hour was required for S. litura larvae tn obtain 90–100 per cent kill within 7–8 days after treatment.

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The minimum feeding period required to lead mortality in the second instar larvae of Heliothis armigera Hub. and Spodoptera litura Fab. fed respectively on leaves of gram and soybean treated with diflubenzuron 0.0125% spray was studied. In the case of H. armigera, 4 hours feeding period gave 100 per cent mortality of larvae seven days after treatment, whereas only one hour was required for S. litura larvae tn obtain 90–100 per cent kill within 7–8 days after treatment.

Key concepts: Spodoptera litura, Diflubenzuron, Instar, Larva, Toxicology, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Medicine

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