Abstract
Cotton whitefly Bemisi« /abaci (Genn.) can be managed in cucumber fields by hand hoeing of weeds two times during the season and spraying of chlofopyrifosmethyl (Reldan 50% EC), pirimiphos-methyl (Actellic 50% EC), or mineral oil such as Caple-2, botinacal oil such as Jojoba oil or neem seed extract or by using Caple-2+ micronized sulpher. The effect of B./abaci and weeds management was monitored by counting the cotton whiteflies, which induces the new infestation in neighbour cotton fields. The investigations were conducted at Monofiea Governorate during 2002 & 2003 cotton seasons. The obtained results indicated thai weed management and spray with the insecticide, Actellic 50% EC or (mineral oil, Caple-2 +micronized sutpner) in cucumber fields had significant effect on reduction of infestion of B. tabaci in cotton fields.
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Weed management and spraying in cucumber fields significantly reduced Bemisia tabaci infestation in neighbouring cotton fields.
- Taxon
- cotton
Gossypium hirsutume2 - Treatment
- weed management and spray with the insecticide, Actellic 50% ECe2
- Interactor
- B. tabaci
Bemisia tabacie2pest - Outcome
- infestion of B. tabacie2
- Direction
- reductione2
- Setting
- Monofiea Governoratee3
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e2“The obtained results indicated thai weed management and spray with the insecticide, Actellic 50% EC or (mineral oil, Caple-2 +micronized sutpner) in cucumber fields had significant effect on reduction of infestion of B. tabaci in cotton fields”
e3“Monofiea Governorate”
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