THE INFLUENCE OF SOME INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS AND BIO-INSECTICIDES AGAINST COTTON LEAFWORM AND SOME ASSOCIATED PREDATORS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS
Desuky, W., El-Khayat, E., Azab, M., Khedr, M. (2012). THE INFLUENCE OF SOME INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS AND BIO-INSECTICIDES AGAINST COTTON LEAFWORM AND SOME ASSOCIATED PREDATORS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS. EKB Journal Management System, 90(1), 31-54. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2012.159544
WAHED M. Desuky; EZAT F. El-Khayat; MOHAMED M. Azab; MOHAMED M. Khedr. "THE INFLUENCE OF SOME INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS AND BIO-INSECTICIDES AGAINST COTTON LEAFWORM AND SOME ASSOCIATED PREDATORS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS". EKB Journal Management System, 90, 1, 2012, 31-54. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2012.159544
Desuky, W., El-Khayat, E., Azab, M., Khedr, M. (2012). 'THE INFLUENCE OF SOME INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS AND BIO-INSECTICIDES AGAINST COTTON LEAFWORM AND SOME ASSOCIATED PREDATORS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS', EKB Journal Management System, 90(1), pp. 31-54. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2012.159544
Desuky, W., El-Khayat, E., Azab, M., Khedr, M. THE INFLUENCE OF SOME INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS AND BIO-INSECTICIDES AGAINST COTTON LEAFWORM AND SOME ASSOCIATED PREDATORS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS. EKB Journal Management System, 2012; 90(1): 31-54. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2012.159544

THE INFLUENCE OF SOME INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS AND BIO-INSECTICIDES AGAINST COTTON LEAFWORM AND SOME ASSOCIATED PREDATORS UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS

Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research
Article 3, Volume 90, Issue 1, March 2012, Page 31-54  XML PDF (324.36 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/ejar.2012.159544
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Authors
WAHED M. Desuky1; EZAT F. El-Khayat2; MOHAMED M. Azab2; MOHAMED M. Khedr1
1Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Center, Dokki, Giza, Egypt.
2Plant Protection Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Benha University, Egypt
Abstract
Experiments were carried out at Zagazig district, Sharqia Governorate during two successive seasons, 2007 & 2008 to evaluate the toxicity of some insecticides against S. littoralis larvae infesting cotton cultivations and some associated common predators. Chlorpyrifos and methoxyfenozide were the most potent insecticide in both initial and residual effect that caused highly significant reduction in the infestation rates of the pest as compared to other treatments at the initial and residual effects that recorded (98.21±0.783, 82.55±2.444%) as initial effect and (93.34±2.599, 85.32±2.195%) as residual effect during 2007 while during 2008 season it recorded (96.01±.0.723, 83.97±3.462%) and (89.89±2.715, 86.34±3.398 %) for initial and residual effect, respectively. Considering the initial and residual effects of the rest treatments, it could be arranged descendingly as teflubenzuron, tebufenozide, Tracer and finally Dipel 2X at both tested seasons. Chlorpyrifos and methoxyfenozide were the most toxic insecticides causing the highest significant reduction in the predator numbers that recorded (79.81±3.544, 24.73±2.162%) and (66.81±5.418, 29.36±3.468%) at 2007 and (71.60±3.84, 23.50±1.799%) and (64.91±3.569, 26.78±3.548) at 2008 in the initial and residual effects, respectively. Followed by Tracer, teflubenzuron, tebufenozide and Dipel 2X during the two successive seasons
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