Relative efficacy of dilute and concentrate sprays for the control of pests

By:

KHANGURA, Jagtar Singh

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U 1970Edition: COBHDescription: 52LSubject(s):

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T 632.94 K55R

Summary: Insecticidal applications on cotton with all the methods high volume (HV), low volume (LV) and ultra low volume (ULV) applications were equally effective in controlling active insects, but in case of pests like whiteflies which are immobile in their immat

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Insecticidal applications on cotton with all the methods high volume (HV), low volume (LV) and ultra low volume (ULV) applications were equally effective in controlling active insects, but in case of pests like whiteflies which are immobile in their immat

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