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Use of mixtures of abamectin and chlorbenzuron III against Dendrolimus punctatus

Hongmei Xu

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Toxicity test of abamectin,chlorbenzuron Ⅲ and their mixtures against Dendrolimus punctatus (Walker) in lab was made.The result showed mixture B was the best.Use of mixture B against Dendrolimus punctatus in forest resulted in a higher mortality and quicker effect than that of abamectin and chlorbenzuron Ⅲ.The recommended dosage of mixture B was 525 g/hm 2.

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Toxicity test of abamectin,chlorbenzuron Ⅲ and their mixtures against Dendrolimus punctatus (Walker) in lab was made.The result showed mixture B was the best.Use of mixture B against Dendrolimus punctatus in forest resulted in a higher mortality and quicker effect than that of abamectin and chlorbenzuron Ⅲ.The recommended dosage of mixture B was 525 g/hm 2.

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Toxicity test of abamectin,chlorbenzuron Ⅲ and their mixtures against Dendrolimus punctatus (Walker) in lab was made.The result showed mixture B was the best.Use of mixture B against Dendrolimus punctatus in forest resulted in a higher mortality and quicker effect than that of abamectin and chlorbenzuron Ⅲ.The recommended dosage of mixture B was 525 g/hm 2.

Key concepts: Abamectin, Biology, Toxicology, Ecology, Pesticide

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