Factors affecting the population fluctuations of terrestrial snails Monacha cantiana, muller and Succines putris, linnaeus, at faraskour district, Damietta Governorate
2009
Awad, M.H.M. | Osman, M.A. | Hamad, A.H.
These studies were carried out at Faraskour district in four locations differed in its soil such as Sharabass which located very closely to Nile river coast with fine loamy clay soil and highly infested with land snails to EI-Rodda with heavy clay soil reclaimed from Manzala Lake. Ecological factors were studied by measuring the population in moist and dry soil in the same village under all field conditions. Also, toxicological studies were conducted on these land snails under field conditions to know, the best compound which effective and cheaper in addition to avoid environmental pollution and harmful residues on plants, animal and human health. Tested compounds stated that superphosphate mixed with hyderated lime by percentage of 3:1 and foliar fertilizer improved plant growth and quality in addition to limiting individuals of these pests in relatively similar effect of some pesticides. Data showed high differences between moist and dry soil which recorded (64.6/34.8), (35.5/15.9), (35.8/18.0) and (38.5/17.4) respectively , also stated that high recorded individuals in moist soil of clover fields (64.8 per m. at sharabass).
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