CHEMICAL CONTROL OF PEA STEM FLY (OPHIOMYIA PHASEOLI) AND WILT COMPLEX OF PEAS
Harpal Singh, Inderjit Singh
Abstract
Harpal Singh, Inderjit Singh
Abstract
For the control of stem fly and wilt complex in peas, different insecticides and fungicides individually and their combinations i.e. Formaldehyde @ 1.0% and Thimet 10G@ 10 kg/ha as soil application, Bavistan and Captan 3 g each/kg seed, Bavistan + Captan @ 1.5 9 of each per kg seed, Chlorpyriphos 5 ml and Chlorpyriphos 5 ml + Captan 3 g/seed as seed treatment, Thimet 10 kg/ha as soil application + Captan 3 g/kg seed as seed treatment were tried. It was reported that in both the years the combination of Thimet 10G @ 10 kg/ha as SA + Captan 3 g/kg seed proved to be the most effective in reducing the plant mortality and increasing the crop yield followed by soil application of Thimet 10G @ 10 kg/ha alone.
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For the control of stem fly and wilt complex in peas, different insecticides and fungicides individually and their combinations i.e. Formaldehyde @ 1.0% and Thimet 10G@ 10 kg/ha as soil application, Bavistan and Captan 3 g each/kg seed, Bavistan + Captan @ 1.5 9 of each per kg seed, Chlorpyriphos 5 ml and Chlorpyriphos 5 ml + Captan 3 g/seed as seed treatment, Thimet 10 kg/ha as soil application + Captan 3 g/kg seed as seed treatment were tried. It was reported that in both the years the combination of Thimet 10G @ 10 kg/ha as SA + Captan 3 g/kg seed proved to be the most effective in reducing the plant mortality and increasing the crop yield followed by soil application of Thimet 10G @ 10 kg/ha alone.
Key concepts: Captan, Phorate, Fungicide, Biology, Seed treatment, Toxicology, Crop, Agronomy