2019Unpublished venueOpen access

Correlation between population of arthropods and abiotic factors on chickpea

Pankaj Batham, Pankaj Kumar, Ankur Prakash Verma, Anuj Shakya, M. Rizwan

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Abstract

The population of cut worm showed non significant with maximum temperature positive (0.004) and minimum temperature negative correlation (-0.045) respectively while relative humidity (- 0.150) and rainfall (-0.098) showed non significant negative correlation respectively. Nymphal populations of termite showed non significant with maximum temperature negative (-0.083) and minimum temperature positive correlation (0.177) respectively while relative humidity (0.042) and rainfall (0.113) showed non significant positive correlation respectively. Larval populations of Semilooper showed non significant with maximum temperature positive (0.074) and minimum temperature negative (-0.065) correlation respectively while relative humidity negative (-0.243) and rainfall positive (0.225) non significant correlation respectively. Larval populations of pod borer showed non significant with maximum (0.409) and minimum temperature positive (0.320) correlation respectively while relative humidity negative (-0.362) and rainfall positive (0.060) non significant correlation respectively.

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The population of cut worm showed non significant with maximum temperature positive (0.004) and minimum temperature negative correlation (-0.045) respectively while relative humidity (- 0.150) and rainfall (-0.098) showed non significant negative correlation respectively. Nymphal populations of termite showed non significant with maximum temperature negative (-0.083) and minimum temperature positive correlation (0.177) respectively while relative humidity (0.042) and rainfall (0.113) showed non significant positive correlation respectively. Larval populations of Semilooper showed non significant with maximum temperature positive (0.074) and minimum temperature negative (-0.065) correlation respectively while relative humidity negative (-0.243) and rainfall positive (0.225) non significant correlation respectively. Larval populations of pod borer showed non significant with maximum (0.409) and minimum temperature positive (0.320) correlation respectively while relative humidity negative (-0.362) and rainfall positive (0.060) non significant correlation respectively.

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The population of cut worm showed non significant with maximum temperature positive (0.004) and minimum temperature negative correlation (-0.045) respectively while relative humidity (- 0.150) and rainfall (-0.098) showed non significant negative correlation respectively. Nymphal populations of termite showed non significant with maximum temperature negative (-0.083) and minimum temperature positive correlation (0.177) respectively while relative humidity (0.042) and rainfall (0.113) showed non significant positive correlation respectively. Larval populations of Semilooper showed non significant with maximum temperature positive (0.074) and minimum temperature negative (-0.065) correlation respectively while relative humidity negative (-0.243) and rainfall positive (0.225) non significant correlation respectively. Larval populations of pod borer showed non significant with maximum (0.409) and minimum temperature positive (0.320) correlation respectively while relative humidity negative (-0.362) and rainfall positive (0.060) non significant correlation respectively.

Key concepts: Relative humidity, Negative correlation, Positive correlation, Abiotic component, Correlation, Population, Maximum temperature, Point of delivery

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