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ABSTRACT : The experiment was carried out under open field condition in farmers’ field at Beekanahalli of Chikkamagaluru
taluk during early summer 2014-15. The bio-efficacy of selected insecticides against whitefly was assessed by raising the
tomato crop in farmers’ field. The results showed that, thiamethoxam 25 % WG was effective in reducing whitefly population
at one, five, seven and ten DAS followed by cyantraniliprole 10% OD at one and five DAS and triazophos 40% EC at seven and
ten DAS during the first spray. But during second spray similar trend was not seen where, cyantraniliprole 10% OD was
effective at one, five and ten DAS followed by imidacloprid 17.8% SL at five, seven and ten DAS and triazophos 40% EC at one,
seven and ten DAS.
Key words : Whitefly, Trialeurodes vaporariorum, bio-efficacy, insecticides.
Table 2 : Bio-efficacy of insecticides after second spray against whitefly adult population in field condition.
Sl No. Treatment Dosage/l. BS 1 DAS 5DAS 7DAS 10DAS
1 Imidachloprid 17.8%SL 0.3 ml 5.93(2.43) 1.66(1.29) 1.38(1.16) 0.97(0.98) 2.77(1.67)
2 Triazophos 40% EC 2.0 ml 6.55(2.56) 1.16(1.07) 1.86(1.35) 1.02(0.99) 3.08(1.76)
3 Thiamethoxam 25%WG 0.3 g 7.38(2.71) 1.37(1.17) 1.56(1.25) 1.04(1.01) 3.64(1.91)
4 Acephate 75% SP 1.0 g 6.32(2.51) 0.93(0.95) 1.67(1.30) 1.31(1.11) 3.84(1.96)
5 Cyantraniliprole 10% OD 1.8 ml 7.75(2.78) 1.02(1.00) 1.17(1.07) 1.20(1.09) 2.34(1.53)
6 Azadirhactin 10000 ppm 2.0 ml 7.43(2.73) 0.93(0.97) 1.90(1.36) 1.56(1.24) 3.42(1.84)
7 Fipronil 80% WG 0.5 g 7.00(2.65) 1.33(1.15) 1.67(1.30) 1.96(1.40) 3.67(1.92)
8 Emamectin benzoate 5% SG 0.2 g 7.66(2.77) 1.76(1.33) 1.92(1.39) 2.10(1.45) 3.37(1.83)
9 Spinosad 480% SC 0.2 ml 6.47(2.54) 2.25(1.50) 1.80(1.33) 1.82(1.34) 3.63(1.90)
10 Buprofezin 25%SC 1.0 ml 7.18(2.67) 1.37(1.17) 1.36(1.16) 1.58(1.24) 3.17(1.78)
11 Control 8.08(2.84) 6.10(2.47) 7.26(2.69) 6.59(2.56) 7.28(2.69)
SEm± - 0.10 0.08 0.12 0.12
CD @ 5% NS 0.30 0.24 0.34 0.35
Note: Values in the parenthesis are square root transformed. BS- Before Spray. DAS - Days After Spray.
seen during second spray where cyantraniliprole 10% preventing muscle contraction and death of the insect
OD (T5) emerged as best insecticide at one, five and ten (Lahm et al, 2005). Exposure to new chemistry might
DAS followed by imidacloprid 17.8% SL (T1) at five, have caused reduction in whitefly population in the present
seven and ten DAS and triazophos 40% EC (T2) at one, study.
seven and ten DAS. Per cent leaf curl
Thiamethoxam, being a broad-spectrum, systemic There were significant differences among all the
insecticide is absorbed quickly by plants and transported insecticidal treatments, with cyantraniliprole 10 OD (T5)
to all of its parts, including pollen, where it acts to deter emerging as superior insecticide in reducing the per cent
insect feeding (Nauen et al, 2003) might be the reason leaf curl. This may be because cyantraniliprole was an
for the present findings. effective insecticide in the present study to reduce
Cyantraniliprole is a second generation anthranilic whiteflies thereby preventing leaf curl disease. The next
diamide insecticide having unique mode of action best treatments were Thiamethoxam 25 WG (T3) and
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