1991
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84781991000100001
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AVALIAÇÃO DE Baculovirus anticarsia FORMULADO

Abstract: RESUMO Na safra de 1989/90 foram conduzidos ensaios, em Cruz Alta, RS, objetivando avaliar a eficiência de Baculovirus anticarsia formulado, de diferentes origens, no controle da lagarta da soja , Anticarsia gemmatalis. Os ensaios foram delineados em blocos ao acaso, com oito tratamentos e quatro repetições, sendo o tamanho das parcelas de 6m x 10m. Entre as parcelas deixou-se 10m de bordadura e entre blocos 5m, visando evitar a contaminação pelo vírus. Usou-se nas aplicações um pulverizador costal de precisão… Show more

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“…The formulations of AgMNPV from Nitral, Nova Era, Coodetec and Embrapa were also significantly efficient when compared to the check (water). The present results are similar to those reported by Silva (1991), who observed higher speed of kill of larvae of A. gemmatalis and a tendency of higher yield of soybean in plots treated with a crude preparation of AgMNPV than in plots treated with available commercial formulations of the virus. However, the results with the formulations are in disagreement with those reported by Batista (1997), who did not find significant differences regarding virulence of the pathogen and number of larvae in plots treated with the different formulations and the crude extract.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The formulations of AgMNPV from Nitral, Nova Era, Coodetec and Embrapa were also significantly efficient when compared to the check (water). The present results are similar to those reported by Silva (1991), who observed higher speed of kill of larvae of A. gemmatalis and a tendency of higher yield of soybean in plots treated with a crude preparation of AgMNPV than in plots treated with available commercial formulations of the virus. However, the results with the formulations are in disagreement with those reported by Batista (1997), who did not find significant differences regarding virulence of the pathogen and number of larvae in plots treated with the different formulations and the crude extract.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 92%