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Agricultural Science Digest, volume 21 issue 2 (june 2001) : 94 - 96

SEASONAL INCIDENCE AND CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT OF PEACH LEAF-CURL APHID

S. Handa, K.K. Dahiya
1CCS, Haryana Agric. University Research Station, Buria -135101, Haryana, India
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Cite article:- Handa S., Dahiya K.K. (2024). SEASONAL INCIDENCE AND CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT OF PEACH LEAF-CURL APHID. Agricultural Science Digest. 21(2): 94 - 96. doi: .
On the basis of three years observations, it was found that pest remained active from February to March. Average leaf curling and population at peak was recorded 81.94% and 178/leaf respectively during mid March. Systemic insecticides proved most effective in controlling the pest above 90% Neem cone. though better than control was least effective. In addition to pre-bloom spray, a postbloom spray was also found necessary fo obtain complete control of pest.
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