FIELD EVALUATION OF NEW INSECTICIDES AGAINST TOBACCO LEAF EATING CATERPILLAR SPODOPTERA LITURA (FABRICIUS)

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1979
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AAU, Anand
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Tobacco leaf eating caterpillar(Spodoptera litura F.) is a serious pest of Virginia, Bidi and Chewing tobaccos. The following new insecticides viz. Endosulfan 0.053%, pirimicarb 0.15%, phenthoate 0.1%, fenvalerate 0.01%, UC 51762 0.15%, methamidophos 0.12%, etrimfos 0.05%, quinal phos 0.05%, phoxim 0.075%, acephate 0.08%, monocrotophos 0.04%, phosalone 0.053%, trichlorfon 0.05%, carbaryl 0.1% and chlorpyriphos 0.04% were screened for their efficacy against S. litura. The results of two years (1977-78 and 1978-79) trial indicated that endosulfan(Endocel) 0.053% is the most effective and economic insecticide with an incremental cost benefit ratio of 1:29.0.
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AGRICULTURAL ENTOMOLOGY, AGRICULTURE, EVALUATION
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