Abstract:Fourteen okra varieties were tested in Assiut governorate to estimate their fruit infestation degrees caused by the spiny bollworm Earias insulana (Boisd.) and to determine their susceptibility degrees against this insect pest. Irany, Red base and Balady 4 okra varieties recorded the highest infestation values with an average of 11.92% > 10.40% > 9.13%, respectively. However, Oraby, Balady 5 and Balady 6 okra varieties recorded the lowest values with an average of 6.93% > 6.79% > 6.75%, respectively, as an ave… Show more
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