Claim · model-written summary
carbophenothion was relatively ineffective against sorghum mites at 0.5 lb AI/acre in 1970.
- Treatment
- carbophenothione0
- Interactor
- mitese3pest
- Outcome
- relatively ineffectivee0
- Direction
- ineffectivee0
SorghumNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleComparatorSettingValueQualifier
Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
e0“carbophenothion, disulfoton, and parathion were relatively ineffective at 0.5 lb AI/acre”
e1“Investigations on sorghum conducted in 1970 near Hereford”
e3“mites, primarily Oligonychus pratensis (Banks)”
Title
Control of the Banks Grass Mite Attacking Grain Sorghum and Corn in West Texas1
Charles R. Ward; Ellis W. Huddleston; John C. Owens; et al. Journal of Economic Entomology 1972. doi:10.1093/jee/65.2.523
Other claims from this paper (17)
- Intervention effect Supracide® at 0.5 lb AI/acre was among the most effective treatments against mites on sorghum.
- Intervention effect disulfoton at 0.5 lb AI/acre was among the most effective treatments against mites on sorghum.
- Intervention effect carbophenothion at 0.5 lb AI/acre was among the most effective treatments against mites on sorghum.
- Intervention effect Monocrotophos, diazinion and ULV Supracide gave some mite control at 0.5 lb AI/acre.
- Intervention effect Reducing mite populations did not significantly increase sorghum yield.
- Intervention effect Parathion treated fields had increased yield after mites were controlled on young sorghum.
- Association Heavily infested sorghum fields had more plant lodging.
- Intervention effect Supracide was significantly more effective than other acaricides against tolerant mites near Pecos.
- Intervention effect In 1970 Supracide remained effective against sorghum mites in most cases.
- Intervention effect disulfoton was relatively ineffective against sorghum mites at 0.5 lb AI/acre in 1970.
- Intervention effect parathion was relatively ineffective against sorghum mites at 0.5 lb AI/acre in 1970.
- Observation The data indicated increasing acaricide resistance in mite populations.
- Intervention effect Granular phorate at 1 lb AI/acre was effective against mites.
- Intervention effect Irrigation after phorate application increased acaricidal activity in sorghum.
- Intervention effect Irrigation after phorate application increased acaricidal activity in corn.
- Intervention effect Effective aerial acaricides increased sorghum yield in 1970.
- Intervention effect Effective aerial acaricides increased corn yield in 1970.