The development of the bean seed fly Delia platura Mg. (Diptera, Anthomyiidae) and its harmfulness in forest-steppe agrocenoses of Samara Province

Pertseva, E. V.

doi:10.1134/s0013873807090096

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“…In addition, resistant cultivars are used to combat pests and diseases. Therefore, before the mass introduction of a promising variety into production, phytosanitary monitoring should be carried out and the agrocenosis should be studied [7,8].…”

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Monitoring of the phytosanitary efficiency of pre-sowing spring wheat seed treatment

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For the forest-steppe of the Middle Volga region, efficiency of preparations for presowing treatment of seeds as regulators of the phytosanitary state of agrocenoses and spring wheat productivity for different regionalized varieties were assessed. To obtain stable phytosanitary agrocenoses, in the Middle Volga region, Kinel Yubileynaya variety should be cultivated with pre-sowing seed treatment using Epin Extra.

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Monitoring of the phytosanitary efficiency of pre-sowing spring wheat seed treatment

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Effect of Combined Dressing Agents on Phytosanitary Situation in Winter Wheat Ecosystems

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The Middle Volga forest-steppe was subject to a comparative assessment to evaluate the effectiveness of combined insect-fungicidal pesticides as regulators of a phytosanitary state of farming ecosystems and yields of winter wheat. Insect-fungicidal pesticides used for pre-sowing treatment do not guarantee unconditional success, but they help to significantly reduce pest-induced losses and obtain safer grain produce. Regulated seeding rates showed that, once applied, combined dressing agents become slightly less biologically effective with overcrowding or thinning of crops. Dividend Supreme effectively reduced damage to shoots by Swedish flies, slightly worse than Celest Top. Celest Top and Dividend Supreme ensured stable suppression of root rot during the years of research. The winter wheat increasingly lodged when Celest Top and Dividend Supreme were used for seed dressing compared to the control (without dressing). Insect-fungicidal dressing agents increased the yield of winter wheat compared to the control and, at the same time, the risk of lodging. This effect was especially noticeable when Celest Top was used. It is recommended to use the combined Dividend Supreme and Celest Top pesticides for ensuring a stable phytosanitary situation and obtaining a high-quality harvest with a seeding rate of the target crop of 2-3 million seeds per 1 ha.

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The development of the bean seed fly Delia platura Mg. (Diptera, Anthomyiidae) and its harmfulness in forest-steppe agrocenoses of Samara Province

Cited by 2 publications

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Monitoring of the phytosanitary efficiency of pre-sowing spring wheat seed treatment

Monitoring of the phytosanitary efficiency of pre-sowing spring wheat seed treatment

Effect of Combined Dressing Agents on Phytosanitary Situation in Winter Wheat Ecosystems

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