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Abstract
SUMMARY
In greenh~use experiments sone oxo6anophosphoxous,
carbamate and P3xethroides pesticides tested on five
ver;L’tul;le cr opu to CVU1Ulitu their e ir e c t a t different
root-knot and reniform nematodes. ~sults snowed that:-
A- Aldioarb, oXbmyl end phenamiphoB tit rate of (6.2~,
1).5, 20025). (10, 20, )0) and 1.5, J, and 4.5 litter/F
zespe ctLvely we.re ef±’:otive in .reducing n.erna t ode population
in roots and soil.
B- Benomyl and mancozeb at .rate of )00 and )50 gXi.lm’
per feddan were effective in .reducing nematode popuLe t i.on .L
in root and soil. The infected plant (tomato and egg
-plants) t.reated’ ,,.ith both benom,l and mancoze b showed.
a corxelation bet\reen the growth of plants and the .reduction
in nematode population in soil.in root system
and also root gall index.
c- Higher dose of each nematicides were ~re effective
in reducinc; the populo. tion and aup p.reaae d tilt: .’total
population in both root’ and soil.
D- The reduction in nematode population differs according
to the host pJa nt used while, aldica.r b V.~a.s the best
in tomato and pepper while phenami.puoe wa.s the best in
contxolling nematodes in egg-plant, but in cowpea and
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potatoes oxamyl was the best.
E- Tested pesticides gave their hiGhest er re ct when
added to soil at planting.
F- Hemat cde Lnre c t i on cuuse c a reduction In lCDVl1S
ccu ten t s of N, K, ~.J ZU, chlorophyll and carotene.
G- Infected planta treated with llematicides made almoat
no.rr.~lgrowth and maintained mineral levels comparable
to healthy plaJlta. ’In this respect. aldica.rb
was bettcJ,’ on tomato and pepper plants