Claim · model-written summary
C. inerme CAE at 10% produced 84.4 per cent mortality on feeding day nine.
- Taxon
- castor
Ricinus communist0 - Treatment
- C.inerme CAE(10%)e0
- Outcome
- mortalitye0
- Value
- 84.4 per cente0
- Qualifier
- 9th day of feedinge0
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleComparatorSettingDirection
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Verbatim
e0“Maximum mortality was 84.4 per cent in C. inerme dust (15%) and C.inerme CAE(10%), followed by neemgaurd (77.8%), C.inerme CAE 5% (75.6%) and C. inerme 10% dust(71.1%) on 9th day of feeding”
t0“Castor Semilooper, Achaea Janata Linn.”
Title
H. Basappa; S. Lingappa Indian journal of plant protection 2002
Other claims from this paper (15)
- Observation Treated leaves fed for 24 hours caused no semilooper mortality across plant products.
- Association Longer feeding increased semilooper mortality for leaves exposed 0–15 days.
- Observation C. inerme dust at 15% produced 84.4 per cent mortality on feeding day nine.
- Observation Neemgaurd yielded 77.8% mortality on feeding day nine.
- Observation C. inerme CAE 5% yielded 75.6% mortality on feeding day nine.
- Observation C. inerme 10% dust yielded 71.1% mortality on feeding day nine.
- Association Botanical effectiveness declined as leaf exposure time increased.
- Observation Botanicals required five to nine days of feeding to show an effect.
- Observation C. inerme CAE 10% persisted eight days.
- Observation C. inerme 10% dust persisted five days with continuous nine day feeding.
- Observation No botanical maintained 75 per cent mortality beyond three days.
- Observation Methyl parathion caused 84.4 per cent mortality after a one hour exposure and 24 hour feeding.
- Association Methyl parathion mortality declined to 6.7 per cent after 15 days exposure.
- Observation Initial methyl parathion mortality was 100% at longer feeding periods.
- Observation Methyl parathion persisted 15 days at a one day feeding period.