Susceptibility of Different Solanaceous Plant Varieties to the Infestation by Certain Piercing Sucking Pests at El-Kasasine District, Ismailia Governorate, Egypt

Abd-Elsamed, A.; Hashem, Mohamed Y.; Al-Habshy, Aml

doi:10.21608/zjar.2018.49829

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“…Similarly, the highest number of seeds pod -1 (2.7) were observed at 125, 175 and 200 kg/ha seed rates and the lowest value (2.6) at 150 and 225 kg/ha. Several faba bean investigators reported the dense planting resulted in decreases for seeds pod -1 , seeds plant -1 and pods plant -1 Table (1): Effect of seeding rates on plant height, Branches/plant and Dry Matter…”

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Effect of Different Seeding Rates on Growth and Yield of Common Bean

Sadiq,

Azizi,

Khaleeq

et al. 2023

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Legumes are one of the most important sources of protein in the diet of many people in developing countries. The protein content of legumes is about twice that of grains, and plant based production of legumes has numerous advantages over animal protein supply in terms of cost and consumer health; the best plant based protein belongs to the common bean, which contains all essential amino acids for the human body. The experiment laid out in a randomized complete block design with three replications; a field experiment was conducted at the agriculture faculty of Kunduz University farm during the cropping season of 2023; the study aimed to investigate the effect of different seeding rates on the growth and yield of common bean viz. 125 kg/ha, 150 kg/ha, 175 kg/ha, 200 kg/ha and 225 kg/ha. The result showed that the best seeding rate was 200 kg/ha, which resulted in significantly higher plant height (39.87cm), leaf area (335.88cm2), brunches/plant (9.89), dry Matter (6.43 gr/plant), pods/plant (13.27), seeds/pod (5.26), 100 seed weight (30.80gr), grain yield (2210.99 kg/ha), Stover yield (4500.00 kg/ha), gross return (265319 AFN/ha), net return (229233 AFN/ha) and B: Cost of Ratio (6.33) followed by seeding of 175 kg/ha, the minimum growth and yield were in seeding rate of 125 kg/ha. It can be concluded that selecting the appropriate seeding rate is crucial for optimizing the growth and yield of common beans.

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Effect of Different Seeding Rates on Growth and Yield of Common Bean

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“…Hewa et al, (2017) mentioned that volatile-mediated attraction of greenhouse whitefly Trialeurodes vaporariorumto to eggplant. Abd-Elsamed et al, (2018) mentioned that susceptibility of different solanaceous plant varieties to the infestation by certain piercing sucking pests 4) Relationship between some chemical contents of broad bean varieties and population density of certain piercing sucking pests Data given in Table (3) showed that effects of different chemical contents of broad bean varieties on the aphid, leafhopper and whitefly pests during 2016/2017 season.…”

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“…Regarding to the effect of mean temperature and atmospheric relative humidity. Abd-Elsamed et al, (2018) mentioned that susceptibility of different solanaceous plant varieties to the infestation by certain piercing sucking pests. The present study aimed to investigate the seasonal fluctuation of aphid, leafhopper and whitefly insects on broad bean plants and the relation ship between these pests and climatic factors.…”

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Susceptibility of some Broad Bean Plant Varieties to the Infestation by Certain Piercing Sucking Insects, Egypt.

Al-Habshy

Abd-Elsamed

Amer

2019

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These experiments were carried out at Abo-Hammad district, Sharkia Governorate, during two growing seasons of broad bean plants (2016 / 2017 and 2017/ 2018). Some varieties of broad bean plants (Sakha 1, Giza 3 and Giza 843) to infestation with some aphid, leafhopper and whitefly insects and the effect of some chemical contents (protein, carbohydrate and pH values) to varieties of broad bean plants on the infestation of certain investigated insects. The obtained results cleared that Aphis craccivora (Koch) and Myzus persicae (Sulzer) had two peaks on broad bean plants. One peak occurred for both Empoasca decipiens (Paoli) and Empoasca decedens (Paoli) during the two seasons. The whitefly (immature and adult stages), Bemesia tabaci (Genn) was the most abundant species showing two peaks . The effect of each of maximum, minimum temperature and relative humidity on the numbers of certain piercing sucking insects, it is obvious that the effect was clear. The obtained results showed that broad bean varieties could be arranged descendingly according to the number of pests as follows: Giza 843, Giza 3 and Sakha 1. Chemical analysis results showed an increase in protein and carbohydrate contents led to increase the mean number of some pests infesting these varieties, while increased of pH values led to decrease the mean number of pests and rate of infestation.

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Susceptibility of Different Solanaceous Plant Varieties to the Infestation by Certain Piercing Sucking Pests at El-Kasasine District, Ismailia Governorate, Egypt

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Effect of Different Seeding Rates on Growth and Yield of Common Bean

Effect of Different Seeding Rates on Growth and Yield of Common Bean

Susceptibility of some Broad Bean Plant Varieties to the Infestation by Certain Piercing Sucking Insects, Egypt.

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