Compared efficacy of two aqueous essences from leaves of <i>Calotropis procera</i> and <i>Crataeva religiosa</i> in the fight against tomato destroyers
Armanda Amy Samb,
Mamecor Faye,
Toffène Diome
et al.
Abstract:Tomato has become one of the most consumed vegetables across the world. However, insect attacks check its growth. Chemical treatments recommended by experts appear to be ineffective, in that insects develop capacities of resistance, needless to evoke the harmful effect of pesticides on the environment. To limit damage caused by insects, organic fight has been used as an alternative solution. This work aims to contribute to the understanding of the tomato entomofauna, and the fight against this speculation d… Show more
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