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Field screening of varieties/genotypes against mite infesting okra
International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research · 2024 · Vol. 8(8) · pp. 1028–1031
RB Vadher✉(Junagadh Agricultural University)DK Ravaliya(Altai State Agricultural University)Gadhiya VC(Junagadh Agricultural University)Thaker JN(Navsari Agricultural University)PS Gorfad(Junagadh Agricultural University)MK Kanani(Navsari Agricultural University)
Abstract
Field screening of varieties/genotypes against mite infesting okra revealed that the lowest mite population was observed on GAO-5 (0.70 mites/2 cm2), while highest mite population was found in Pusa sawani (7.48 mites/2 cm2). From the categorization, it can be revealed that GAO-5 (0.70 mites/2 cm2) was found highly resistant to mite population while, GO-2 found resistant to the mites. Conversely, JOL- 14-10 (6.06 mites/2 cm2), Pusa sawani (7.48 mites/2 cm2) and JOL-20-5 (6.31 mites/2 cm2) are susceptible.
Agricultural Practices and Plant GeneticsAgricultural pest management studiesAgricultural Science and FertilizationMiteBiologyGenotypeHorticultureAgronomyToxicologyBotanyGenetics
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