Steinernema kushidai 5 claims

Claim · model-written summary

Steinernema kushidai caused significantly higher O. elegans mortality (72.17 ± 5.57) than S. glaseri when the borer was treated for 6 weeks with two infected cadavers.

Taxon

date palmPhoenix dactyliferae0

Treatment

infected cadaverse1

Interactor

Oryctes elegansOryctes eleganse0pest

Second interactor

S. kushidaiSteinernema kushidaie1biocontrol_agent

Outcome

mortality percentagese1

Direction

highere1

Value

72.17 ± 5.57e1

Qualifier

twoe1

Comparator

S. glaserie1

Verbatim

e0

“The fruit stalk borer (Oryctes elegans) is an important pest of date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) trees in Saudi Arabia”

e1

“S. kushidai caused significantly higher mortality percentages ± SE (72.17 ± 5.57, 95.83 ± 4.17, 94.43 ± 5.57, and 100%) compared with S. glaseri when the fruit stalk borer, O. elegans, was treated for 6 wk with two, four, six, and eight infected cadavers, respectively”

Claim · model-written summary

Steinernema kushidai caused significantly higher O. elegans mortality (95.83 ± 4.17) than S. glaseri with four infected cadavers.

Taxon

date palmPhoenix dactyliferae0

Treatment

infected cadaverse1

Interactor

Oryctes elegansOryctes eleganse0pest

Second interactor

S. kushidaiSteinernema kushidaie1biocontrol_agent

Outcome

mortality percentagese1

Direction

highere1

Value

95.83 ± 4.17e1

Qualifier

foure1

Comparator

S. glaserie1

Verbatim

e0

“The fruit stalk borer (Oryctes elegans) is an important pest of date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) trees in Saudi Arabia”

e1

“S. kushidai caused significantly higher mortality percentages ± SE (72.17 ± 5.57, 95.83 ± 4.17, 94.43 ± 5.57, and 100%) compared with S. glaseri when the fruit stalk borer, O. elegans, was treated for 6 wk with two, four, six, and eight infected cadavers, respectively”

Claim · model-written summary

Steinernema kushidai caused significantly higher O. elegans mortality (94.43 ± 5.57) than S. glaseri with six infected cadavers.

Taxon

date palmPhoenix dactyliferae0

Treatment

infected cadaverse1

Interactor

Oryctes elegansOryctes eleganse0pest

Second interactor

S. kushidaiSteinernema kushidaie1biocontrol_agent

Outcome

mortality percentagese1

Direction

highere1

Value

94.43 ± 5.57e1

Qualifier

sixe1

Comparator

S. glaserie1

Verbatim

e0

“The fruit stalk borer (Oryctes elegans) is an important pest of date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) trees in Saudi Arabia”

e1

“S. kushidai caused significantly higher mortality percentages ± SE (72.17 ± 5.57, 95.83 ± 4.17, 94.43 ± 5.57, and 100%) compared with S. glaseri when the fruit stalk borer, O. elegans, was treated for 6 wk with two, four, six, and eight infected cadavers, respectively”

Claim · model-written summary

Steinernema kushidai caused significantly higher O. elegans mortality (100%) than S. glaseri with eight infected cadavers.

Taxon

date palmPhoenix dactyliferae0

Treatment

infected cadaverse1

Interactor

Oryctes elegansOryctes eleganse0pest

Second interactor

S. kushidaiSteinernema kushidaie1biocontrol_agent

Outcome

mortality percentagese1

Direction

highere1

Value

100%e1

Qualifier

eighte1

Comparator

S. glaserie1

Verbatim

e0

“The fruit stalk borer (Oryctes elegans) is an important pest of date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) trees in Saudi Arabia”

e1

“S. kushidai caused significantly higher mortality percentages ± SE (72.17 ± 5.57, 95.83 ± 4.17, 94.43 ± 5.57, and 100%) compared with S. glaseri when the fruit stalk borer, O. elegans, was treated for 6 wk with two, four, six, and eight infected cadavers, respectively”

Claim · model-written summary

In a leaf disk assay, Steinernema kushidai caused less than 7% mortality of late stage moth larvae.

Taxon

radishRaphanus sativuse1

Interactor

DBMe0pest

Second interactor

Steinernema kushidaiSteinernema kushidaie0biocontrol_agent

Outcome

mortality of late stage DBM larvaee0

Value

<7%e0

Verbatim

e0

“mortality of late stage DBM larvae ranged from <7% caused by Steinernema kushidai Mamiya to >95% caused by S. carpocapsae (Weiser) All strain.”

e1

“DBM mortality caused by S. carpocapsae on radish declined at low (<76%) to moderate (76–90%) RH”