Effect of Leaf Characteristics on Different Brinjal Genotypes and  their Correlation on Insects Pests Infestation

Bindu, S.; Pramanik, A.

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2017.611.439

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“…The correlation study showed that mean population of whitefly was significantly negatively correlated (r = -0.737*) with leaf breadth whereas leafhopper population showed a non-significant correlation (r = -0.315) with leaf breadth. Bindu et al [10] and Naqvi et al [11] found similar results that the population of jassids showed non-significant correlation with leaf thickness (-0.431 NS ), while the leaf area (-0.703) and trichomes density (-0.569) showed significantly adverse relationship.…”

Section: Leaf Breadthmentioning

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Field Screening of Some Brinjal Genotypes for Resistance to Major Insect Pests

Khan,

Bhatnagar,

Rolania

et al. 2023

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A field experiment was conducted to study the response of 10 brinjal genotypes against the major insect pests of brinjal. The study revealed that the genotype HE-103-1 was best in reducing the whitefly population (3.48/ leaf) and HE-101-4 proved superlative against leafhopper population (0.80/ leaf). Considering the shoot and fruit damage, the genotype HE-101-3 proved to be tolerant to Leucinodes orbonalis whereas BR-112 was recorded as highly susceptible. Further, the study on morphological characters revealed that in different genotypes, the length of leaf varied from 9.4 to 16.5 cm but not found associated with the sucking insect pests while the leaf width in different genotypes ranges from 4.7 to 13.6 cm and shows negative significant correlation (r = -0.737) with the whitefly population. Fruit length among different genotype studied varied from 6.4 to 19.3cm, while the maximum fruit diameter of 7.9 and 7.4 cm was recorded in genotypes H-8 and BR 112, respectively and minimum was recorded from HE-101-3 (3.3 cm). The fruit diameter was found highly significant and positively correlated with the fruit infestation by L. orbonalis. Among different genotypes studied, the pericarp thickness was also found positively and significantly correlated with the fruit infestation.

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Section: Leaf Breadthmentioning

confidence: 59%

Field Screening of Some Brinjal Genotypes for Resistance to Major Insect Pests

Khan,

Bhatnagar,

Rolania

et al. 2023

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“…Taggar and Gill (2012) found negative correlation of trichome density with the eggs, nymphs and adults of whitefly. Bindu and Pramanik (2017) found trichome density was negatively correlated with the population of whitefly. Leaf chlorophyll was found to be highest in EC 620421 and BRDT-1, while Arka Meghali and CLN 1621L had the least content of leaf chlorophyll (Table 2).…”

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Morphological and Biochemical Constituents Influencing Aphids and Whiteflies Tolerance in Tomato Genotypes

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Effects of morphological and biochemical constituents on the population of sucking insect pests infesting tomato plant were evaluated. Among the twenty genotypes evaluated under field condition at different seasons (summer, kharif, rabi), it revealed that the genotypes namely BRDT-1, EC 620421, Solanum peruvianum, EC 538455 and S. cheesmaniae had minimum number of aphid and whitefly population throughout all the three seasons due to their morphological traits like more trichome density and thick stem diameter as well as the presence of biochemical attributes like phenol and tannins which were present in those genotypes at higher concentration. The higher content of leaf chlorophyll had resistance effect against the population of aphid and whitefly, while total sugar content did not have any significant effect on resistance. Bangladesh J. Bot. 50(3): 483-489, 2021 (September)

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