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Field wheat infestation ranged from 34-70 percent in Experiment I.
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e0“in the field infestation generally ranged from 20-90 percent and 34-70 percent in Experiment II, and I respectively”
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Tafa Jobie; K. Z. Ahmed 8th African Crop Science Society Conference, El-Minia, Egypt, 27-31 October 2007 2007
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- Observation Wheat was highly infested by D. flavobasis in pot culture and fields, making it another main host in Bale.
- Observation Pot-culture wheat infestation was 87 percent.
- Observation Field wheat infestation ranged from 20-90 percent in Experiment II.
- Observation Non-crop-period wheat infestation by barley shoot fly reached nearly 20 percent.
- Association The authors conclude that volunteer wheat seedlings maintain barley shoot fly populations between cropping seasons.
- Recommendation The authors conclude that D. flavibasois is a major wheat pest in Bale and management interventions are needed.