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The Screening of Optimum Ratio of Abamectin and Alphacypermethrin against Liriomyza sativae Blanchard

Si Shengyun

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This test measured the synergism of abamectin and alphacypermethrin against Liriomyza sativae Blanchard with immerse leaf’s method, and confirmed the best ratio. The result showed that the mixture of abamectin and alphacypermethrin had synergic action certainly. When the ratio was 0.151 2﹕2.400 0, the CTC was the highest to 163.38.

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This test measured the synergism of abamectin and alphacypermethrin against Liriomyza sativae Blanchard with immerse leaf’s method, and confirmed the best ratio. The result showed that the mixture of abamectin and alphacypermethrin had synergic action certainly. When the ratio was 0.151 2﹕2.400 0, the CTC was the highest to 163.38.

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This test measured the synergism of abamectin and alphacypermethrin against Liriomyza sativae Blanchard with immerse leaf’s method, and confirmed the best ratio. The result showed that the mixture of abamectin and alphacypermethrin had synergic action certainly. When the ratio was 0.151 2﹕2.400 0, the CTC was the highest to 163.38.

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

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