Claim · model-written summary
Mango hoppers appeared in panicles in week 49, peaked in weeks 8 and 9, and disappeared by week 13.
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Mangifera indicaVerbatim
e0“The seasonal incidence of mango hoppers, Ideoscopus spp. was observed in the panicles during 49th std.week with the peak incidence during 8th and 9th std.weeks and the pest disappeared by 13th std.week”
Title
Influence of Abiotic Factors on Panicle Population of Mango Hoppers in Selected Mango Varieties
K. V. Lakshmi; D. Raji Reddy; N. R. G. Varma Indian journal of plant protection 2010
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- Observation AU-Rumani was most preferred by mango hoppers.
- Observation Peddarasam was least preferred by mango hoppers.
- Association Relative humidity was negatively associated with mango hopper population.
- Association Maximum temperature was positively associated with mango hopper population.
- Association Evaporation was positively associated with mango hopper population.
- Association Wind speed was positively associated with mango hopper population.
- Method / resource Linear weather models explained 25 to 49% of mango hopper population variation.
- Method / resource Nonlinear weather models explained 28 to 71% of mango hopper population variation.