Bio-efficacy of some edible oils and plant products for chinensis (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in stored green gram

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2014
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MPUAT, Udaipur
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A laboratory experiment was conducted on “Bioefficacy of some edible oils and plant products for managing pulse beetle, Callosobruchus chinensis L. (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in stored green gram” at Post Harvest Biological Laboratory, Post Harvest Technology Scheme, Department of processing and Food Engineering, College of Technology and Engineering, Udaipur during 2013-14. Three edible oils viz. sesame (Sesamum indicum L), groundnut (Arachis hypogaea, L.) and mustard (Brassica juncea Cross ) at the rates of 3,6 and 9 ml/kg seed and three plant product viz. papaya leaf (Carica papaya, L.), neem leaf (Azadiracta indica),lemon leaf (Citrus limonium) at the rate of 3 6 and 9 g/kg seed as grain protectants of green gram (var. Pusa Baisakhi) against pulse beetles were used (Callosobruchus chinensis L.). Among different edible oils evaluated for their efficacy against pulse beetle at rate of 3, 6 and 9 ml/kg grains up to 120 days of storage. The application of sesame and groundnut oils at 6 ml/kg grains were found most effective with maximum 100 per cent adult mortality, 90.31 per cent deterrence, 0.40 eggs/seed and minimum 0.10 hole/seed. While, minimum (1.33 per cent) weight loss observed in grains treated with sesame and groundnut oil at 9 ml/kg grains. Whereas, mustard oil at application of 3 g/kg grains was found least effective with maximum 0.30 hole/seed, 1.20 eggs/seed, 8.50 per cent weight loss and minimum 70.94 per cent deterrence and 92.00 per cent adult mortality. Among different plant products evaluated for their efficacy against pulse beetle upto 120 days of storage. Significantly maximum (100%) adult mortality and 70.46 per cent deterrence, minimum (0.30 hole/seed) grain damage, minimum (10.80%) weight loss and 1.20 eggs/seed was found in grains treated with papaya leaf powder at application of 9 g/kg grains. While, minimum (58.00%) adult mortality, minimum (42.85%) deterrence, maximum 2.30 eggs/seed, 0.60 hole/seed and 22.14 percent weight loss was found in grains treated with lemon leaf powder at 3 g/kg grains Effect on proximate content (fat, crude protein and carbohydrate) was observed after 120 days of storage. No adverse effect was found on proximate content in grains treated with edible oils and plant products. Slightly increment in fat content was found in grains treated with edible oil. Grains treated with plant products have shown up gradation in colour value after 120 days of storage. All treated grains were 75 found viable as well as untreated grains. Hence, no adverse effect was recorded in grains treated with both substances. It can be suggested that sesame oil, groundnut oil and papaya leaf powder have most effective for manage of pulse beetle in stored green gram upto 120 days of storage.
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Bio-efficacy of some edible oils and plant products for chinensis (Coleoptera: Bruchidae) in stored green gram
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Chandaliya and Champawat, 2014
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