Efficacy of the mixture of fenpropathrin and abamactin to Liriomyza sativae in fields
Zeng Yi
Abstract
Zeng Yi
Abstract
The field tests demonstrated that control effects of the mixture fenpropathrin+abamectin 19% EC at the rate of 9.5 g (a. i.)/667m2 to Liriomyza sativae Blanchard in 3~11days after application was 87.22%~91.32%, which was significantly better than that of fenpropathrin, and its effect in 3~7 days after application was significantly better than that of abamectin, but after 11 days there was no difference among them. The control effects at the rate of 7.5 g(a.i)/667m2, 5.625 g(a. i.)667m2 and 3.75 g(a. i.)/667m2 to L. sativae in 3~11 days after application was 85.59%~89.09%, 77.15%~85.95% and 78.52%~79.96%, respectively. The efficacy of the mixture increased with the increase of the content of active ingredients.
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The field tests demonstrated that control effects of the mixture fenpropathrin+abamectin 19% EC at the rate of 9.5 g (a. i.)/667m2 to Liriomyza sativae Blanchard in 3~11days after application was 87.22%~91.32%, which was significantly better than that of fenpropathrin, and its effect in 3~7 days after application was significantly better than that of abamectin, but after 11 days there was no difference among them. The control effects at the rate of 7.5 g(a.i)/667m2, 5.625 g(a. i.)667m2 and 3.75 g(a. i.)/667m2 to L. sativae in 3~11 days after application was 85.59%~89.09%, 77.15%~85.95% and 78.52%~79.96%, respectively. The efficacy of the mixture increased with the increase of the content of active ingredients.
Key concepts: Abamectin, Biology, Toxicology, Significant difference, Pesticide, Botany, Horticulture, Agronomy