Abstract
The experiment was conducted in the field laboratory of Spices Research Center, BARI, Shibganj, Bogra, Bangladesh during Rabi season of 2014-15 to find out the effect of biopesticides in controlling vector as well as leaf curl virus of chilli. The maximum infected plants (26.85%) were recorded in untreated control and the minimum infected plants (14.75%) were in Malathion (0.2%) which was statistically identical to all other biopesticides except cow urine (1:2). The highest disease reduction (45.13%) over untreated control was obtained from Malathion (0.2%) followed by cow urine (1:1) and neem leaf extract (1:2), and the lowest (26.37%) was obtained from cow milk (1:2). The highest yield (18.33 t/ha) was recorded in Malathion (0.2%) and the lowest (11.28 t/ha) was recorded in untreated control. All the biopesticides resulted least disease incidence and more yield compared to control. Among the biopesticides, cow urine (1:1), cow milk (1:1) and neem extract (1:2) showed comparatively better results against control. So, Melathion or biopesticides, cow urine (1:1), cow milk (1:1) and neem leaf extract (1:2) may be sprayed for controlling vector as well as leaf curl virus and increasing yield of chilli.
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Malathion had the fewest infected plants at 14.75%.
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e0“The maximum infected plants (26.85%) were recorded in untreated control and the minimum infected plants (14.75%) were in Malathion (0.2%)”
t0“chilli”
Claim · model-written summary
Malathion reduced disease 45.13% over untreated control.
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e0“The highest disease reduction (45.13%) over untreated control was obtained from Malathion (0.2%)”
t0“chilli”
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Cow milk at 1:2 gave the lowest disease reduction, 26.37%.
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e0“the lowest (26.37%) was obtained from cow milk (1:2)”
t0“chilli”
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Malathion had the highest chilli yield, 18.33 t/ha.
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e0“The highest yield (18.33 t/ha) was recorded in Malathion (0.2%) and the lowest (11.28 t/ha) was recorded in untreated control”
t0“chilli”
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All biopesticides lowered disease incidence against control.
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e0“All the biopesticides resulted least disease incidence and more yield compared to control”
t0“chilli”
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All biopesticides raised yield against control.
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e0“All the biopesticides resulted least disease incidence and more yield compared to control”
t0“chilli”
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Cow urine at 1:1 performed comparatively better than control.
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e0“cow urine (1:1), cow milk (1:1) and neem extract (1:2) showed comparatively better results against control”
t0“chilli”
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Cow milk at 1:1 performed comparatively better than control.
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e0“cow urine (1:1), cow milk (1:1) and neem extract (1:2) showed comparatively better results against control”
t0“chilli”
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Neem extract at 1:2 performed comparatively better than control.
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e0“cow urine (1:1), cow milk (1:1) and neem extract (1:2) showed comparatively better results against control”
t0“chilli”
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Authors recommend Malathion or listed biopesticides for virus control and yield.
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e0“Melathion or biopesticides, cow urine (1:1), cow milk (1:1) and neem leaf extract (1:2) may be sprayed for controlling vector as well as leaf curl virus and increasing yield of chilli”
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