Abstract
Efficacy of soil application of some insecticides was evaluated for 3 seasons from 1985 through 1987 for controlling the primary source of scale insect infestation in stubbles of sugarcane variety Co A 8201. Scale insect infestation attained maximum intensity by eight months after crop emergency. The differences in scale infestation in the treatments as well as control plots were not significant indicating that soil application of insecticides in pockets at ratooning could not check primary source of infestation in the stubbles.
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Claim · model-written summary
Scale infestation reached maximum intensity eight months after crop emergence.
Verbatim
e0“Scale insect infestation attained maximum intensity by eight months after crop emergency.”
t0“scale insect (Melanaspis glomerata Green) on sugarcane ratoon”
e1“sugarcane variety Co A 8201”
Claim · model-written summary
Soil insecticide application did not significantly change scale infestation relative to controls.
Verbatim
e0“The differences in scale infestation in the treatments as well as control plots were not significant indicating that soil application of insecticides in pockets at ratooning could not check primary source of infestation in the stubbles.”
t0“scale insect (Melanaspis glomerata Green) on sugarcane ratoon”
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