NYMPH CONTROL OF Mahanarva andigena WITH Metarhizium anisopliae IN GREENHOUSE AND FIELD CONDITIONS IN PASTAZA, ECUADOR
Segundo Benedicto Valle,
Ana Puertas,
Miguel Iparraguirre
et al.
Abstract:<p class="Default">The efficacy of four native isolations of <em>Metarhizium anisopliae</em> in the control of <em>Mahanarva andigena</em> nymphs in greenhouse and field was evaluated. In both conditions, the treatments were: four native isolations: T1: MT-51 (01), T2: P-50 (01), T3: T-63 (01) and T4: F55 (01); a commercial strain T5: Metazeb and T6 control treatment. In a greenhouse, 30 days old sugar cane seedlings were used, each one was infested with 10 fourth instar nymphs an… Show more
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