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African Crop Science Journal,Vol. 6. No.1, pp. 103-108, 1998 SHORT COMMUNICATION Efficacy of different insecticides for the management of stemborers of maize in Uganda T. Kalule , M.W. Ogenga-Latigo and V.A.O Okoth Code Number:CS98011 Sizes of Files: Text: 16.2K Graphics: Tables (gif) - 5.6K ABSTRACT Evaluation was made of the efficacy of commonly available insecticides for control of stemborers on maize. Insecticide application influenced the occurrence and extent of stemborer damage on maize. In the early stages of crop development, the lowest stemborer incidence was recorded on Furadan treated plots, although its efficacy decreased with time. Overall, Sevin treatments effected better control compared to other treatments. A well timed granular application of Sevin could fit well in the integrated stemborer management system and reduce maize yield losses caused by these pests. Key Words: Chemicals, Lepidopteran stemborer, Zea mays RESUME L'efficacite des insecticides communement disponibles dans la lutte contre les insectes terebrants des tiges du mais a ete evaluee dans la presente etude. L'application de l'insecticide a influence l'existence et l'importance des degets causes par les insectes terebrants sur le mais. Au cours des premiers stades de developpment de la culture, la plus faible incidence de l'insecte terebrant a ete enregistree sur les parcelles traitees avec du furadan, bien que son efficacite ait diminue avec le temps. Dans l'ensemble, les traitements avec du sevin ont produit un meilleur control par rapport a d'autres traitements. Une application granulaire du sevin mieux chronometree conviendrait mieux dans le systeme integre de la gestion de l'insecte terebrant et reduisait les pertes de la productivite du mais causees par ces pestes. Mots Cles: Produits chimiques, lepidopterous stembores, Zea mays Copyright 1998 The African Crop Science Society
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Insecticide application changed stemborer damage on maize.
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e0“Insecticide application influenced the occurrence and extent of stemborer damage on maize.”
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Furadan treated plots had the lowest early stemborer incidence.
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- early stages of crop developmente0
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- stemborere0pest
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- stemborer incidencee0
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e0“In the early stages of crop development, the lowest stemborer incidence was recorded on Furadan treated plots, although its efficacy decreased with time.”
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Furadan efficacy decreased with time.
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e0“In the early stages of crop development, the lowest stemborer incidence was recorded on Furadan treated plots, although its efficacy decreased with time.”
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Sevin gave better stemborer control than other treatments.
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e0“Overall, Sevin treatments effected better control compared to other treatments.”
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The authors propose well timed granular Sevin to reduce maize yield losses.
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e0“A well timed granular application of Sevin could fit well in the integrated stemborer management system and reduce maize yield losses caused by these pests.”
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