Pest status and control of cowpea pod-borer complex and biology of a major pod-borer

By:

GREWAL, Ravinder Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1994Edition: EntomologyDescription: 81,16LSubject(s):

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T 633.339.78 G83P

Summary: Two species of pod-borers viz. Lampides boeticus and Maruca testulalis were recorded infesting the flowers and pods of cowpea L.boeticus was active throughout the season, however, the activity of Mtestulalis was restricted to August. By controlling post-f

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Two species of pod-borers viz. Lampides boeticus and Maruca testulalis were recorded infesting the flowers and pods of cowpea L.boeticus was active throughout the season, however, the activity of Mtestulalis was restricted to August. By controlling post-f

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