Harnessing Natural Arsenal for Effective Management of Jassid on Brinjal [Solenum melongena L.]

In brinjal ecosystem, jassid cause enormous damage to brinjal. Hence, investigation on Harnessing natural arsenal for effective management of jassid on brinjal was carried out during 2022-23 and 2023-24 at S. D. Agriculture University, Sardarkrushinagar, Gujarat, India. The most effective treatment was Azadirachtin 1500 ppm (0.0006%), reducing jassid population to 1.44 jassids/leaf, followed by Lecanicillium lecanii 1.15 WP (1×108 cfu/g) at 0.0046 per cent, which recorded 1.82 jassids/leaf. Other treatments, such as NSKE at 5 per cent (2.14 jassids/leaf) and NSKE + Cow urine (2.36 jassids/leaf), also showed good results. Dashparni ark (2.55 jassids/leaf) and Neemastra (2.85 jassids/leaf) were moderately effective, while Brahmastra and Panchparni ark were less effective, both recording 3.20 jassids/leaf. The study highlights the potential of Azadirachtin and Lecanicillium lecanii as sustainable, effective treatments for jassid management in brinjal.

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Journal of Experimental Agriculture International
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.9734/jeai/2024/v46i113087
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Agricultural Practices and Plant Genetics
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Harnessing Natural Arsenal for Effective Management of Jassid on Brinjal [Solenum melongena L.]

Sushma Deb, R. S. Jaiman, P. K. Thakar, P. S. Patel
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Harnessing Natural Arsenal for Effective Management of Jassid on Brinjal [Solenum melongena L.]

Sushma Deb, R. S. Jaiman, P. K. Thakar, P. S. Patel
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In brinjal ecosystem, jassid cause enormous damage to brinjal. Hence, investigation on Harnessing natural arsenal for effective management of jassid on brinjal was carried out during 2022-23 and 2023-24 at S. D. Agriculture University, Sardarkrushinagar, Gujarat, India. The most effective treatment was Azadirachtin 1500 ppm (0.0006%), reducing jassid population to 1.44 jassids/leaf, followed by Lecanicillium lecanii 1.15 WP (1×108 cfu/g) at 0.0046 per cent, which recorded 1.82 jassids/leaf. Other treatments, such as NSKE at 5 per cent (2.14 jassids/leaf) and NSKE + Cow urine (2.36 jassids/leaf), also showed good results. Dashparni ark (2.55 jassids/leaf) and Neemastra (2.85 jassids/leaf) were moderately effective, while Brahmastra and Panchparni ark were less effective, both recording 3.20 jassids/leaf. The study highlights the potential of Azadirachtin and Lecanicillium lecanii as sustainable, effective treatments for jassid management in brinjal.

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