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2016•INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PLANT PROTECTIONOpen access

Screening of brinjal varieties against two spotted spider mite, Tetranychus. urticae (Koch) (Tetranychidae:Acari)

MAHENDRA KUMAR B.N., Abhishek Shukla

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An experiment was carried out to screen sixteen brinjal varieties against two spotted spider mite, T. urticae under field condition. Among all the sixteen brinjal varieties Pant bahar was found moderately susceptible to spider mite attack , while the brinjal variety JBGR-1 was tolerant to spider mite attack underthe field condition. Biomorphological characters of leaf viz., hair density, leaf thickness, length and width also play important role on spider mite incidence on different brinjal varieties.

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An experiment was carried out to screen sixteen brinjal varieties against two spotted spider mite, T. urticae under field condition. Among all the sixteen brinjal varieties Pant bahar was found moderately susceptible to spider mite attack , while the brinjal variety JBGR-1 was tolerant to spider mite attack underthe field condition. Biomorphological characters of leaf viz., hair density, leaf thickness, length and width also play important role on spider mite incidence on different brinjal varieties.

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An experiment was carried out to screen sixteen brinjal varieties against two spotted spider mite, T. urticae under field condition. Among all the sixteen brinjal varieties Pant bahar was found moderately susceptible to spider mite attack , while the brinjal variety JBGR-1 was tolerant to spider mite attack underthe field condition. Biomorphological characters of leaf viz., hair density, leaf thickness, length and width also play important role on spider mite incidence on different brinjal varieties.

Key concepts: Tetranychus urticae, Spider mite, Acari, Biology, Spider, Mite, Horticulture, Tetranychus

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