Abstract
Field experiments were conducted during kharif 2010-11 and 2011-12 at Agricultural Research Station, UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka, South India to assess the effect of border and barrier cropping for the management of chilli pests. Chilli as border and barrier crop with South African tall maize and sweet sorghum was found to be superior over sole crop by recording the lowest population of sucking pests, leaf curl index, larval population of H. armigera, fruit damage and significantly higher growth parameters as well as dry chili yield (3.95 and 3.89q/ha) with a net return of Rs 19,528/- and CB ratio 1 2.56. Activity of predators such as coccinellids and chrysopids were found to be greatly distributed in plots having border and barrier crops.
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Border and barrier cropping recorded the lowest sucking pest population and leaf curl index relative to sole cropping.
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e0“Chilli as border and barrier crop with South African tall maize and sweet sorghum was found to be superior over sole crop by recording the lowest population of sucking pests, leaf curl index”
e1“Agricultural Research Station, UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka, South India”
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Border and barrier cropping recorded the lowest H. armigera larval population and fruit damage.
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e0“Chilli as border and barrier crop with South African tall maize and sweet sorghum was found to be superior over sole crop by recording the lowest population of sucking pests, leaf curl index, larval population of H. armigera, fruit damage”
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Border and barrier cropping significantly increased chilli growth parameters.
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e0“Chilli as border and barrier crop with South African tall maize and sweet sorghum was found to be superior over sole crop”
e1“significantly higher growth parameters as well as dry chili yield (3.95 and 3.89q/ha)”
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Border and barrier cropping significantly increased dry chilli yield to 3.95 and 3.89q/ha.
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e0“Chilli as border and barrier crop with South African tall maize and sweet sorghum was found to be superior over sole crop”
e1“significantly higher growth parameters as well as dry chili yield (3.95 and 3.89q/ha)”
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Border and barrier cropping yielded a net return of Rs 19,528/-.
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e0“with a net return of Rs 19,528/- and CB ratio 1 2.56.”
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Border and barrier cropping had a CB ratio reported as 1 2.56.
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e0“with a net return of Rs 19,528/- and CB ratio 1 2.56.”
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Coccinellid predator activity was greatly distributed in border and barrier crop plots.
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e0“Activity of predators such as coccinellids and chrysopids were found to be greatly distributed in plots having border and barrier crops.”
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Chrysopid predator activity was greatly distributed in border and barrier crop plots.
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e0“Activity of predators such as coccinellids and chrysopids were found to be greatly distributed in plots having border and barrier crops.”
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