2019International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied SciencesOpen access

Survey on the Incidence of Chilo partellus (Swinhoe) in Krishna and Guntur Districts of Andhra Pradesh, India

Kuldeep Kumar, T. Madhumathi, D.V. Sai Ram Kumar, Nanda Kumar, Sk. Nafeez Umar

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A roving survey in maize growing mandals in Krishna and Guntur districts during kharif 2017-18, kharif 2018-19 to record the incidence and damage per cent of Chilo partellus (swinhoe) in the farmer fields. In Krishna district, the maximum leaf infestation was observed in Musunuru mandal in 2017-18 (20.33%) and 2018-19 (24.99) and lowest infestation is recorded in Veerullapadu mandal in 2017-18 (8.59%) and 2018-19 (11.92). In Guntur district, the maximum leaf infestation was observed in Pedanandipadu mandal in 2017-18 (22.68%) and 2018-19 (24.11) and lowest infestation is recorded in Narsaraopet mandal and in 2017-18 (9.84%) and 2018-19 (14.91). However, overall mean infestation was high in Guntur district in kharif 2017-18 (16.68%), 2018-19 (21.56%) than in Krishna district in kharif 2017-18 (13.03%) and 2018-19 (17.76%).The per cent dead hearts, stem tunneling, no of larvae, no of pupae and exit holes also followed the same trend.

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A roving survey in maize growing mandals in Krishna and Guntur districts during kharif 2017-18, kharif 2018-19 to record the incidence and damage per cent of Chilo partellus (swinhoe) in the farmer fields. In Krishna district, the maximum leaf infestation was observed in Musunuru mandal in 2017-18 (20.33%) and 2018-19 (24.99) and lowest infestation is recorded in Veerullapadu mandal in 2017-18 (8.59%) and 2018-19 (11.92). In Guntur district, the maximum leaf infestation was observed in Pedanandipadu mandal in 2017-18 (22.68%) and 2018-19 (24.11) and lowest infestation is recorded in Narsaraopet mandal and in 2017-18 (9.84%) and 2018-19 (14.91). However, overall mean infestation was high in Guntur district in kharif 2017-18 (16.68%), 2018-19 (21.56%) than in Krishna district in kharif 2017-18 (13.03%) and 2018-19 (17.76%).The per cent dead hearts, stem tunneling, no of larvae, no of pupae and exit holes also followed the same trend.

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A roving survey in maize growing mandals in Krishna and Guntur districts during kharif 2017-18, kharif 2018-19 to record the incidence and damage per cent of Chilo partellus (swinhoe) in the farmer fields. In Krishna district, the maximum leaf infestation was observed in Musunuru mandal in 2017-18 (20.33%) and 2018-19 (24.99) and lowest infestation is recorded in Veerullapadu mandal in 2017-18 (8.59%) and 2018-19 (11.92). In Guntur district, the maximum leaf infestation was observed in Pedanandipadu mandal in 2017-18 (22.68%) and 2018-19 (24.11) and lowest infestation is recorded in Narsaraopet mandal and in 2017-18 (9.84%) and 2018-19 (14.91). However, overall mean infestation was high in Guntur district in kharif 2017-18 (16.68%), 2018-19 (21.56%) than in Krishna district in kharif 2017-18 (13.03%) and 2018-19 (17.76%).The per cent dead hearts, stem tunneling, no of larvae, no of pupae and exit holes also followed the same trend.

Key concepts: Chilo, Kharif crop, Infestation, Forensic science, Veterinary medicine, Toxicology, Non-invasive ventilation, Biology

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