2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-204x2000001100003
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Controle químico da lagarta-enroladeira (Bonagota cranaodes Meyrick) na cultura da macieira

Abstract: A lagarta-enroladeira, Bonagota cranaodes Meyrick (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), é considerada uma das principais pragas da macieira no Brasil. Com o objetivo de selecionar inseticidas visando ao controle do inseto, experimentos de laboratório e campo foram conduzidos com clorpirifós-etil (Lorsban 480 CE - 72 g de i.a./100 L), metidatiom (Supracid 400 - 60 g de i.a/100 L), fosmet (Imidan 50 PM - 100 g de i.a./100 L), triclorfom (Dipterex 500 - 150 g de i.a./100 L), tebufenozide (Mimic 240 SC - 21,6 g de i.a./100 … Show more

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“…These results concurred with a previous study conducted by Botton et al (2000) for B. salubricola. Damage caused by Noctuidae and Geometridae was observed soon after flowering, which suggests that treatments should occur during this period (Kovaleski and Ribeiro, 2003).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…These results concurred with a previous study conducted by Botton et al (2000) for B. salubricola. Damage caused by Noctuidae and Geometridae was observed soon after flowering, which suggests that treatments should occur during this period (Kovaleski and Ribeiro, 2003).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
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As estratégias de controle da praga dependem basicamente de inseticidas químicos (Lorenzato 1984, Kovaleski 1994, Botton et al 2000 que, devido ao hábito do inseto de se proteger no interior da folhagem (Kovaleski et al 1998
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“…With the fourth instar, mortality reached 48% (Table 3), a higher rate than that observed by Botton et al (2000) with phosmet (27.7%), fenitrotion (22.2%) and methidathion (28.9%), and a lower mortality rate than with trichlorfon (80.6%), chlorpyrifos (88.8%), tebufenozide (83.3%), and carbaryl (55.6%). The selection of entomopathogenic fungi might ensure control of the apple leafroller in a more economical and safer way to humans and to the environment, as already shown with other pests and crops (Alves and Lopes, 2008), and as advocated by integrated management programmes (Way and Emden, 2000;Kovaleski and Ribeiro, 2003).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Results have shown that according to development stage of B. salubricola biological control with M. anisopliae might be an interesting alternative for B. salubricola control, since the mortality rate induced by strain E6 (82%) in first-instar larvae (Table 3) almost reached the 100% mortality rate of chemical insecticides chlorpyrifosethyl, methidathion, phosmet, trichlorfon, tebufenozide, fenitrotion, and carbaryl (Botton et al, 2000). With the fourth instar, mortality reached 48% (Table 3), a higher rate than that observed by Botton et al (2000) with phosmet (27.7%), fenitrotion (22.2%) and methidathion (28.9%), and a lower mortality rate than with trichlorfon (80.6%), chlorpyrifos (88.8%), tebufenozide (83.3%), and carbaryl (55.6%).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%