Chemical Control of Mango Shoot Borer, Chlumetia Transversa Walker (Noctuidae: Lepidoptera)
P. L. Tandon, K. Krishnaiah, V. G. Prasad
Abstract
P. L. Tandon, K. Krishnaiah, V. G. Prasad
Abstract
Seven insecticides, viz., carbaryl (0.2 per cent), quinalphos (0.04 per cent), phosphamidon (0.05 per cent), trichlorphon (0.05 per cent), naled (0.05 per cent) and dimethoate (0.06 per cent) were evaluated for the control of the mango shoot borer. Two to three sprays of carbaryl at 3 week intervals commencing from initiation of new flush were found to offer effective protection from the pest.
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Seven insecticides, viz., carbaryl (0.2 per cent), quinalphos (0.04 per cent), phosphamidon (0.05 per cent), trichlorphon (0.05 per cent), naled (0.05 per cent) and dimethoate (0.06 per cent) were evaluated for the control of the mango shoot borer. Two to three sprays of carbaryl at 3 week intervals commencing from initiation of new flush were found to offer effective protection from the pest.
Key concepts: Dimethoate, Quinalphos, Carbaryl, Phosphamidon, Lepidoptera genitalia, Toxicology, Horticulture, Shoot