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EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT INSECTICIDES FOR CONTROL OF MANGO HOPPERS IN MANGO
1CCS HAU Research Station,
Buria-135 001,Haryana,India
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volume 28 issue 3 (september 2008) : 207 - 209
EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT INSECTICIDES FOR CONTROL OF MANGO HOPPERS IN MANGO
1CCS HAU Research Station,
Buria-135 001,Haryana,India
ABSTRACT
Among the different traditional and synthetic pyrethriods evaluated for control of mango-hoppers for three years during 2004-06, synthetic pyrethriods, cypermethrin and fenvalerate proved better in reducing the pest population more than 89% for upto 10 days followed by quinalphos, carbaryl, endosulfan, monocrotophos and dimethoate with pest reduction ranging between 78.3 to 60.6%.
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