Under control population of citrus rust mite without using acaroids to cause environmental pollution.

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Under control population of citrus rust mite without using acaroids to cause environmental pollution.

Journal Title: محيط شناسي - Year 2006, Vol 31, Issue 38

Abstract

The southern coast of the Caspian sea is an increasingly urgent problem, because of pesticide applications is increasing. This research is based on management of pesticide that is a component of integrated pest management (IPM), which seeks to minimize pesticide use through application of alternative tactics. The response of Phyllocoptruta oleivora (Ashmead) to different percent of mineral oil and determination of LC90 & LC50 using bio – assay technique was tested. The treatment applied in three different techniques including: submerging fruit in the treatment, using spray tower and backpack (bp) sprayer. Probit analysis has been done using P/PROBAN computer programme. Laboratory evaluation of mineral oil indicated that in very low concentration of mineral oil the mortality were very high, using submerging technique. The LC90 & LC50 were calculated 0.37 & 0.74 %, respectively, using (bp) sprayer . According to LC90 and its corresponding fiducial limits ( 0.65% & 0.94% ) using (bp) sprayer, suggested that dilute application of 0.8% mineral oil should control the citrus rust mite (CRM).  2 = 0.474 which shows that the CRM population was susceptible homogenes to mineral oil. According to the results of this study the CRM is very sensitive to mineral oil and it is not necessary to apply any acaricide. Applying just mineral oil to control this pest can help reducing the harmful effects of acaricides and prolonged the efficacy of environmentally safe pesticides to control the population of this pest.

Authors and Affiliations

Mohammad Reza Damavandian

Keywords

Under control population of citrus rust mite without using acaroids to cause environmental pollution.

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