Claim · model-written summary
Summer oil orchards had the lowest infestation rate, 5.91%.
CitrusNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleComparatorDirectionQualifier
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Verbatim
e1“23 different citrus orchards in Finike county of Antalya in 2011”
e0“While the lowest infestation rate was at summer oil (% 5.91)”
Title
Halil Kütük; Mehmet Karacaoğlu; Mustafa Tüfekli; et al. Journal of entomological research society 2014
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Mealybug infestation rate did not differ significantly between insecticide-treated and biologically controlled orchards.
- Observation Spirotetramat orchards had an infestation rate of 6.88%.
- Observation Chlorpyrifos-ethyl orchards had an infestation rate of 7.69%.
- Observation Biological control orchards had an infestation rate of 8.66%.
- Observation Biological control orchards had the highest average number of natural enemies, 20.57 individuals, mainly Chrysoperla carnea, Cryptolaemus montrouzieri and Scymnus spp.
- Observation Summer oil sprayed orchards had 4.25 natural enemy individuals per orchard (C. carnea and Scymnus spp.).
- Observation Spirotetramat sprayed orchards had 2.67 natural enemy individuals per orchard (C. carnea and Scymnus spp.).
- Observation Summer oil is compatible with natural enemies.
- Observation Spirotetramat is compatible with natural enemies.
- Observation Chlorpyrifos-ethyl was incompatible with natural enemies because of side effects.
- Recommendation Spirotetramat has potential in IPM for managing citrus mealybug.