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| Title: | FIELD AND LABORATORY USE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE CHEMICALS AGAINST WHITE-FLY Bemisia tabaci (GENNANDIUS) AND LEAFHOPPER Empoasca decipiens (PAOLI). Annals Of Agric. Sc., Moshtohor, Vol. 41(4): 1737-1741, (2003) |
| Authors: | Salem, H.E.M.; Omar, R.E.M.; El-Sisi, A.G. and Mokhtar, A.M. |
| Year: | 2003 |
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| Local/International: | Local |
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| Abstract: |
White-fly and leafhoppers cuticle wax was extracted by several organic solvents. The most efficient of which was. Acetone/Toluene 1:1 mixture 0.03 5, 0.046 followed by extracted wax obtained from two grams of white-fly and two grains of leafhoppers (Salem 1999). Three plant; Jojoba oils, Corn oils and sunflower oils were evaluated under laboratory and field conditions for their effects as wetting agents on the potato white-fly and leafhoppers. Mortality percentages were evaluated 24hrs after application. Jojoba proved to be superior in reduction of white-fly and leafhoppers numbers. |
