Pest statusof date palm(Phoenix dactylifera)inarid regionsof India:areview

SM, Haldhar; Maheshwari, S.; Muralidharan, C. M.

doi:10.53911/jae.2017.3101

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“…Palm trees are attacked by many pests, most of which belong, most of which belong to the ranks of Isoptera, Hemiptera, Acari, Diptera, Lepidoptera and Coleoptera. Which attacks all parts of the palm tree, causing economic losses in the palm trees, its fruits in quantity and quality [4][5][6][7]. The Batrachedra Amydraula, is the main insect cause of the fruit falling, as all places of palm settlements witness the presence of the insect in many countries, as the insect owns three generations annually and that attack the fruits seemed from the contract stage to the end of maturity, causing economic losses ranging from what ranges Between 62-100% at severe injury [8][9][10][11].…”

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The Effect of Formone Traps and Their Integration with Chemical and Biopesticides in the Fight Against the Humera Bug Batrachedra Amydraula Meyrick on Date Palms

El-Falahy

Mansour

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The study was conducted during the 2021 season at the Fallujah palm plant to evaluate the effectiveness of some biopesticides Uphold Sc360, Benzostar %5 wDG (Emamectin benzoate) and Bio-T(Bacillus thurengiensis var. Kurestaki) and complement them with formone traps on the minor date moth Batrachedra amydraula and their effect on productive properties (taste weight/kg). The integration transaction between chemical and biopesticides and formone fisheries outperformed other transactions and recorded the highest homicide rate of, %84.626 while the other transactions varied with the homicide rate, 16,725 73,361, 64,441% and % 37.79 for trap transactions and integration with the pesticide Uphold and complete with the pesticide Benzostar respectively. The results showed that there are differences in the moral percentage of death resulting from the duration of exposure to the pesticide, where the killing rate after the duration of exposure of 14 days was the highest and amounted to, %7.457 while the moral percentage of homicide for the duration of exposure to the pesticide after 3 days was the lowest and recorded. %35.808. The pesticides used also clearly affected the productive characteristics of the palm with an moral taste weight (10.42 9.25, 9.92, 10.92, kg compared to the control treatment of 7.25 kg and the weight of the total yield of the transactions 99.75, 91.875, 102.375, 99.75, 105, 98.99, 105, 92.5, 5 92.625 and 109.25 kg compared to the control treatment which amounted to 79.75 kg.

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The Effect of Formone Traps and Their Integration with Chemical and Biopesticides in the Fight Against the Humera Bug Batrachedra Amydraula Meyrick on Date Palms

El-Falahy

Mansour

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…The date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) is one of the most important and oldest fruit trees. It is found and cultivated mainly in North Africa and the Middle East (Haldhar et al, 2017) Date palm considers the source of carbohydrate in many regions), shelter, wood products and the whole palm is also used. Egypt produces about 1.8 million tons of dates annually which produced from 15 Million fruitful palm trees; this is made it occupy the first production place in the world with 21% of the total world production (Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, 2018).…”

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Biological Control of Two Date Fruit Insect Pests Using Entomopathogenic Viruses

El-Shafei¹,

Lewaa²,

El-Masry

2022

Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology

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The date palm is one of most important fruits in Middle East. Date fruits are exposed to infestation by many insect pests like Ephestia cautella (Walker) and Plodia interpunctella (Hübner) which decrease their quantity and quality. This study aimed to evaluate efficiency of two viruses (NPV and GV) on mentioned these insects. Seven concentrations of each virus were tested (1x10 1 to 1x10 7 ) against these two insects at various durations: 5, 7, and 10 days. Results showed that corrected larval mortality% of E. cautella and P. interpunctella increased by increasing viruses concentrations and exposed durations with highest percentages were 54.44 and 73.33% for E. cautella and P. interpunctella larvae respectively compared with control after treating with NPV virus 1x10 7 for 10 days. While these were 74.33 and 100% for E. cautella and P. interpunctella respectively in case of GV virus compared with control. Data obtained revealed that P. interpunctella larvae were more susceptible to tested viruses than E. cautella larvae. Further, the two insects were more susceptible to GV concentration than NPV concentrations. The corrected mortality percentages of E. cautella and P. interpunctella larvae were increased to 95.56 and 98.89% respectively after using mixture of LC50s of two viruses compared to LC50 of each virus separately. In addition, both viruses exhibited no-effect on tested chemical contents of date's fruits. As a conclusion, combination of both viruses increased their efficacy against E. cautella and P. interpunctella and this has to be considered in biocontrol programs of both insect pests.

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Molecular characterization and phylogenetic relationships among Rhynchophorus sp. haplotypes in Makkah Al-Mukarramah Region-KSA

Al-Otaibi

AlGhamdi

Mahyoub

2022

Saudi Journal of Biological Sciences

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Pest statusof date palm(Phoenix dactylifera)inarid regionsof India:areview

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

The Effect of Formone Traps and Their Integration with Chemical and Biopesticides in the Fight Against the Humera Bug Batrachedra Amydraula Meyrick on Date Palms

The Effect of Formone Traps and Their Integration with Chemical and Biopesticides in the Fight Against the Humera Bug Batrachedra Amydraula Meyrick on Date Palms

Biological Control of Two Date Fruit Insect Pests Using Entomopathogenic Viruses

Molecular characterization and phylogenetic relationships among Rhynchophorus sp. haplotypes in Makkah Al-Mukarramah Region-KSA

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