Evaluation of Entomopthogenic Fungi Against Spodoptera Litura (Fabricius)

By:

Rupinder Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2009Edition: Micorbiology, COBS&HDescription: 29cm.: 62LSubject(s):

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T 589.240.419 R96E

Summary: Natural mortality of Spodoptera litura due to entomopathogens was recorded on different available crops during May to October, 2008. Among the microorganisms, the incidence was highest due to virus (6.45 %) followed by bacteria (5.00%) and fungi (3.00%).

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Natural mortality of Spodoptera litura due to entomopathogens was recorded on different available crops during May to October, 2008. Among the microorganisms, the incidence was highest due to virus (6.45 %) followed by bacteria (5.00%) and fungi (3.00%).

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