Abstract
A three years field experiment was conducted at the Assam Agricultural University for evaluating the efficacy of few management strategies against banana leaf and fruit scarring beetle Nodostoma viridipennis on banana cv. Jahaji. Six strategies viz., foliar application of acephate @ 0.1125%, and @ 0.3%, tilling and clean cultivation+ foliar application of quinalphos @ 0.05%, tilling and clean cultivation+ foliar application of acephate @ 0.3%, foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray+ bunch cover with polypropylene bag, and application of Beauveria bassiana @109 cfu/ml were evaluated along with an untreated control. Results revealed that all these significantly reduced the incidence, number of scars on leaf, fruit injury and increased the yield/yield attributing characters. Foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray + bunch cover with polypropylene bag was found to be the best in reducing the infestation of N. viridipennis and increasing the yield with the best benefit cost ratio.
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Claim · model-written summary
All six management strategies significantly reduced N. viridipennis incidence, number of scars on leaf and fruit injury in banana compared with an untreated control.
Verbatim
e0“banana leaf and fruit scarring beetle Nodostoma viridipennis on banana cv. Jahaji”
e1“Six strategies”
e2“an untreated control”
e3“all these significantly reduced the incidence, number of scars on leaf, fruit injury and increased the yield/yield attributing characters”
Claim · model-written summary
All six management strategies significantly increased yield and yield attributing characters of banana compared with an untreated control.
Verbatim
e0“banana leaf and fruit scarring beetle Nodostoma viridipennis on banana cv. Jahaji”
e1“Six strategies”
e2“an untreated control”
e3“all these significantly reduced the incidence, number of scars on leaf, fruit injury and increased the yield/yield attributing characters”
Claim · model-written summary
Foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray plus bunch cover with polypropylene bag was the best strategy in reducing N. viridipennis infestation in banana.
- Taxon
- bananae0
- Material
- Jahajie0
- Treatment
- Foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray + bunch cover with polypropylene bage1
- Interactor
- N. viridipennise1pest
- Outcome
- infestation of N. viridipennise1
- Direction
- reducinge1
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“banana leaf and fruit scarring beetle Nodostoma viridipennis on banana cv. Jahaji”
e1“Foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray + bunch cover with polypropylene bag was found to be the best in reducing the infestation of N. viridipennis and increasing the yield with the best benefit cost ratio”
Claim · model-written summary
The same acephate spray plus bunch cover treatment was the best in increasing yield and gave the best benefit cost ratio in banana.
- Taxon
- bananae0
- Material
- Jahajie0
- Treatment
- Foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray + bunch cover with polypropylene bage1
- Outcome
- yield with the best benefit cost ratioe1
- Direction
- increasinge1
Not reportedComparator
Verbatim
e0“banana leaf and fruit scarring beetle Nodostoma viridipennis on banana cv. Jahaji”
e1“Foliar application of acephate (0.11%) spray + bunch cover with polypropylene bag was found to be the best in reducing the infestation of N. viridipennis and increasing the yield with the best benefit cost ratio”
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