Effects of whitefly, Bemisia tabaci genn. On cotton yield and associated components

Rao, N. V.; Reddy, A. Subba Rami; Ankaiah, R.; Mukundan, Srinivasan

doi:10.1017/s1742758400021822

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“…SLW causes economic losses to cotton through feeding damage and contamination of lint with honeydew (Rao et al, 1989;Hendrix, 1999;Hequet and Abidi, 2002). It is also a vector for several begomoviruses that affect cotton in Pakistan and the USA, including the devastating Cotton Leaf Curl Virus in Pakistan (Dickson et al, 1954;Swanson et al, 1992;Nateshan et al, 1996).…”

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Identification of host plant resistance to silverleaf whitefly in cotton: Implications for breeding

Miyazaki

Stiller

Wilson

2013

Field Crops Research

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Identification of host plant resistance to silverleaf whitefly in cotton: Implications for breeding

Miyazaki

Stiller

Wilson

2013

Field Crops Research

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“…SLW is also known to induce physiological disorders such as silvering of cucurbit crops through the injection of phytotoxic saliva (Yokomi et al 1990). In addition sooty moulds feed on the sugar-rich honeydew and contaminate produce (Rao et al 1989). SLW is visually indistinguishable from a native biotype of B. tabaci, which was first documented in Australia in 1959 (Gunning et al 1997).…”

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Establishment of a silverleaf whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) population in western Sydney

Childs

Gunning

Mansfield

2009

Australian Journal of Entomology

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A field survey in western Sydney found populations of Bemisia tabaci biotype B (silverleaf whitefly) that have the potential to damage greenhouse vegetable crops prevalent in the region. Adult whiteflies were collected from five farms at 2-week intervals and the proportion of silverleaf whitefly in the overall whitefly population was determined using polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. High levels of silverleaf whitefly were detected at most sampling dates on two of the farms surveyed and a third farm exhibited lower but relatively continuous silverleaf whitefly abundance. The presence of permanent silverleaf whitefly populations must be considered by the greenhouse industry when formulating whitefly management plans for western Sydney.

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“…It has been recorded feeding on B.tabaci on the cotton ecosystem (Kapadia and Puri, 1992). Rao et al (1989) in Andhra Pradesh reported that B. tabaci was predated by C. sexmaculata and Chrysoperla carnea were observed in pulses. Cybocephalus sp and Diadiplosis sp.…”

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Performance of Garlic Genotypes Under Polyhouse and Open Field Conditions of Kodaikanal Hills

Saraswathi¹

2022

MAJ

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An experiment was conducted at Horticultural Research Station, Kodaikanal to find out the suitable variety or genotype for cultivation under protected structure. The treatment consists of 7 garlic genotypes collected from different institutions and local types viz., Ooty 1 Garlic , Agrifound Parvathi, Yamuna Safed-4, Yamuna Safed-5, KKL-1 (Poombarai local (Pink), KKL-2 (Kodaikanal local (White), KKL-3 (Kodaikanal local (Single bulb). The variety Yamuna Safed-4 registered the highest yield both under open field (11.21 t ha-1) and polyhouse condition (11.04 t ha-1). The TSS content was 37.33° Brix under open field conditions and 35.21° Brix under polyhouse condition. During 90 days of storage the physiological loss in weight was 38.80per cent and 37.42 per cent respectively in open field and polyhouse condition. Hence it is concluded that Yamuna Safed-4 can be cultivated both under open field and polyhouse condition of Kodaikanal with higher yield and quality.

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Effects of whitefly, Bemisia tabaci genn. On cotton yield and associated components

Cited by 7 publications

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Identification of host plant resistance to silverleaf whitefly in cotton: Implications for breeding

Identification of host plant resistance to silverleaf whitefly in cotton: Implications for breeding

Establishment of a silverleaf whitefly, Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) population in western Sydney

Performance of Garlic Genotypes Under Polyhouse and Open Field Conditions of Kodaikanal Hills

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