Economic significance of the premature leaf destruction caused by leafhoppers in Sultanina grapes

Iordanou, N.; Charalambous, P.

Economic significance of the premature leaf destruction caused by leafhoppers in Sultanina grapes

1994

Iordanou, N. | Charalambous, P. (Agricaltural Res. Inst., Nicosia (Cyprus))

Azinphos (ethyl+methyl) and dimethoate, which were selected in laboratory bioassays as effective against leafhoppers (Zygina, Empoasca) did not prevent leaf destruction in the vinegard. In contrast, lime (a repellent) provided protection. However, leaf damage after harvest did not reduce yield in the following year.

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empoasca feuille hojas lutte chimique rendement des cultures rendimiento de cultivos vitis vinifera zygina

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Technical Bulletin (Cyprus)

Issue 161 ISSN 0070-2315

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6 p.

Other Subjects

Danos; Degat; Control quimico

Language

English

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8 tables; 8 ref.

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Summary; Non-Conventional

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Economic significance of the premature leaf destruction caused by leafhoppers in Sultanina grapes

1994

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