Compatibility of Crown Flower Extract (Calotropis gigantea L.) and Aspergillus sp. to control Spodoptera exigua Hubner on Shallot Crops
F Husain,
S Saleh,
Umrah
et al.
Abstract:Biopesticides are strongly recommended in pest management to mitigate the harmful effects of the chemicals. This study aimed to evaluate the combined effect of the crown flower extracts (CFE) and Aspergillus sp. in controlling Spodoftera exigua, a major pest of shallot. Three level concentrations of CFE (g/l) i.e. 0 (C0), 2.42 (C1), and 4.84 (C2), as well as Aspergillus sp., i.e. 0 % (A1), 0.5% (A1), and 1.0% (A2), were combined and set up in a Randomized Complete Block. Pest infestation and shallot yields wer… Show more
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