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Spray droplets had a spectrum of 130–166 mm VMD.
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e0“The spectrum of droplets ranging between 130-166 mm (VMD).”
Title
Rehab, Dar; Dalia, Lotfy; Hemat, Moustafa Egyptian Academic Journal of Biological Sciences 2020. doi:10.21608/eajbsa.2020.69092
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- Intervention effect All tested bio-insecticides significantly reduced Earias insulana larvae on cotton.
- Intervention effect Metarhizium anisopliae with the Economy Micron ULVA gave the greatest reduction in cotton boll infestation.
- Intervention effect Beauveria bassiana with the Economy Micron ULVA gave a greater reduction in cotton boll infestation than Bacillus thuringiensis with a hand-held sprayer.
- Intervention effect Bacillus thuringiensis with the hand-held sprayer ranked after the fungal treatments for reducing boll infestation.
- Recommendation The authors recommend bio-insecticides with ULV equipment at no less than 15 L/Fed.
- Method / resource The spray obtained satisfactory coverage on cotton plants.
- Method / resource The droplet count ranged from 24 to 170 N/cm².
- Method / resource The Matabi hand-held sprayer covered 3.5 Fed./day.
- Method / resource The Economy Micron ULVA covered 3 Fed./day, the lowest sprayer performance rate.
- Intervention effect Fungal isolate and wettable powder forms did not differ significantly in reduction of cotton boll infestation.
- Recommendation The authors recommend bio-insecticides in integrated pest management because of their stated safety.
- Method / resource Low-volume spraying reduced refill time and spray lost on the ground.