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Effect of sowing dates on the incidence of thrips in BT cotton

Journal of Entomology and Zoology Studies · 2019 · Vol. 7(3) · pp. 783–785

Abstract

The field experiment was carried out at Agricultural Research Station (ARS), Dharwad Farm during Kharif seasons 2012-13 and 2013-14. Effect of sowing dates on seed cotton yield revealed that first Fortnight of June was significant in recording highest seed cotton yield in protected and unprotected conditions (28.47 q/ha and 21.87 q/ha, respectively) as compared to other sowing dates. First fortnight of August sowing was inferior by recoding lowest yield in protected and unprotected conditions (20.48 q/ha and 14.04 q/ha, respectively). It is concluded that, first fortnight of June sowing was superior in recording least thrips population with higher yield in BT cotton hybrids.

Research in Cotton CultivationAgricultural Economics and PracticesCrop Yield and Soil FertilitySowingKharif cropThripsYield (engineering)AgronomyBiologyField experimentPopulationCropHorticulture
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