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Bio-efficacy of insecticides against whitefly and leafhopper of Tomato under Field conditions

Lokesh Kumar Meena, Saraswati Raju

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The total two sprays were given when sucking pests complex were severe on tomato to cause economic damage. For control of whitefly and leafhopper, fipronil 5% SC was found most effective insecticide among selected six insecticides along with control followed by profenofos 50% EC. The remaining insecticides found following order; indoxacarb 14.5% SC > NSKE 5% > spinosad 45% SC > NPV. All the treatments differed significantly from each other.

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The total two sprays were given when sucking pests complex were severe on tomato to cause economic damage. For control of whitefly and leafhopper, fipronil 5% SC was found most effective insecticide among selected six insecticides along with control followed by profenofos 50% EC. The remaining insecticides found following order; indoxacarb 14.5% SC > NSKE 5% > spinosad 45% SC > NPV. All the treatments differed significantly from each other.

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The total two sprays were given when sucking pests complex were severe on tomato to cause economic damage. For control of whitefly and leafhopper, fipronil 5% SC was found most effective insecticide among selected six insecticides along with control followed by profenofos 50% EC. The remaining insecticides found following order; indoxacarb 14.5% SC > NSKE 5% > spinosad 45% SC > NPV. All the treatments differed significantly from each other.

Key concepts: Spinosad, Whitefly, Indoxacarb, Leafhopper, Fipronil, Toxicology, Biology, Veterinary medicine

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