Control of Rhopalosiphum padi (Homoptera: Aphididae) in selected wheat and oat cultivars with seed systemic insecticides in the greenhouse
Araya, J.E.
Control of Rhopalosiphum padi (Homoptera: Aphididae) in selected wheat and oat cultivars with seed systemic insecticides in the greenhouse - 1987 - Printed
references
Laboratory tests with carbofuran and disulfoton applied to seeds of wheat cvs. Abe (susceptible to barley yellow dwarf virus) and Caldwell (tolerant), and oat cvs. Clintland 64 (susceptible) and Porter (tolerant), showed that mortality of the bird cherry oat aphid, Rhopalosiphum padi (L.), increased with dosage, with differences between cultivars. No additive effects were found between tolerance to the virus and insecticidal action at low dosages. Dosages of 1,000 ml (AI)/100 kg seed protected the plants from aphids for 2-4 wk. Longer residual effects were obtained in wheat than in oats
English
0022-0493
America
Analysis
Aphids
Arthropods
Avena
Carbonic acid derivatives
Cereals
Crops
Economic plants
Glumiflorae
Grain crops
Gramineae
Health
Hemiptera
Homoptera
Insects
Invertebrates
Mathematical and statistical methods
Methods
Monocotyledons
North America
North central states usa
Organic compounds
Organic nitrogen compounds
Pesticide actions
Pesticides
Pests of plants
Plant genetics and breeding
Plants
Statistical methods
Statistics
Taxa
Taxonomy
USA
Vital statistics
Triticum
Wheat
88-086090|89-118510
Control of Rhopalosiphum padi (Homoptera: Aphididae) in selected wheat and oat cultivars with seed systemic insecticides in the greenhouse - 1987 - Printed
references
Laboratory tests with carbofuran and disulfoton applied to seeds of wheat cvs. Abe (susceptible to barley yellow dwarf virus) and Caldwell (tolerant), and oat cvs. Clintland 64 (susceptible) and Porter (tolerant), showed that mortality of the bird cherry oat aphid, Rhopalosiphum padi (L.), increased with dosage, with differences between cultivars. No additive effects were found between tolerance to the virus and insecticidal action at low dosages. Dosages of 1,000 ml (AI)/100 kg seed protected the plants from aphids for 2-4 wk. Longer residual effects were obtained in wheat than in oats
English
0022-0493
America
Analysis
Aphids
Arthropods
Avena
Carbonic acid derivatives
Cereals
Crops
Economic plants
Glumiflorae
Grain crops
Gramineae
Health
Hemiptera
Homoptera
Insects
Invertebrates
Mathematical and statistical methods
Methods
Monocotyledons
North America
North central states usa
Organic compounds
Organic nitrogen compounds
Pesticide actions
Pesticides
Pests of plants
Plant genetics and breeding
Plants
Statistical methods
Statistics
Taxa
Taxonomy
USA
Vital statistics
Triticum
Wheat
88-086090|89-118510