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Suppression of bemisia tabaci (genn), aphis gossypii glover and spodoptera littoralis (bosid.) by coranus africana el-sebaey (hemiptera, heteroptera, reduviidae) in a tomato field [electronic resource].

By:

El-Sebaey, I. I. A

Contributor(s):

Abd El-Wahab, H. A

Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.141-150Other title:

مكافحة الذبابة البضاءbemisia tabaciوالمنaphis gossypii gloverودودة ورق القطن spodoptera littoralis بالمفترس coranus africana el-sebaey (فصيلة البق السفاح-رتبة نصفية الأجنحة) فى حقول الطماطم [Added title page title]

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Bulletin of Faculty of Agriculture. Cairo University, 2003 v. 54 (1) [electronic resource].

Subject(s):

Tomatoes -- Diseases and pests -- Biological control

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In: The Bulletin Faculty of Agriculture, Cairo University 2003.v.54(1)Summary: Mass reared reduviid, Coranus africana El-Sebaey was released in a tomato field plots against three tomato pests, Bemisia tabaci (Genn.), Aphis gossypii Golver and Spodoptora littoralis (Bosid). Control experimental plots without C. africana were maintained for each pest during the evalution period. C. africana greatly reduced the infestation of B. tabaci (99.1% & 92.25% for adult and immature stages respectively), A. gossypii (96.9 % ) and S. littoralis (98.3 %) during the first year; opposed to (99% & 97.6 %), (98.9 %) and (98.6 %) respectively during the second year.

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Mass reared reduviid, Coranus africana El-Sebaey was released in a tomato field plots against three tomato pests, Bemisia tabaci (Genn.), Aphis gossypii Golver and Spodoptora littoralis (Bosid). Control experimental plots without C. africana were maintained for each pest during the evalution period. C. africana greatly reduced the infestation of B. tabaci (99.1% & 92.25% for adult and immature stages respectively), A. gossypii (96.9 % ) and S. littoralis (98.3 %) during the first year; opposed to (99% & 97.6 %), (98.9 %) and (98.6 %) respectively during the second year.

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