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- Nucleopolyhedrosis viruses, specifically HaNPV, can effectively manage agricultural pests, especially when combined with insecticides.
- The study tested 15 combinations of HaNPV with two insecticides (spinetoram and emamectin benzoate) in varying doses on larvae under laboratory conditions.
- Findings showed synergistic effects between specific doses of HaNPV and the insecticides, suggesting these combinations could enhance pest management, particularly for resistant populations.
Article Abstract
Nucleopolyhedrosis viruses can be utilized for effective management of agriculture pests. Their efficacy can be increased if they are mixed with certain insecticides. In the current study, HaNPV was mixed with two insecticides: spinetoram and emamectin benzoate in various combinations and applied to larvae of in laboratory conditions. There were a total of 15 combinations of HaNPV with each of the two insecticides in addition to five doses of HaNPV and three doses of insecticides alone. The synergistic and antagonistic effects of combinations were explored. The results revealed that there was synergistic effect of HaNPV @ 0.5 × 10 PIB/ml × Spinetoram @ 40, 20, 10 ml/100 L of water. In case of emamectin benzoate, synergistic effects were recorded at 1 × 10 PIB/ml HaNPV × emamectin benzoate @ 100 ml/100 L of water. However, 0.5 × 10 PIB/ml HaNPV has synergistic effects with all three doses of emamectin benzoate. The results suggested that HaNPV can be used in combination with spinetoram and emamectin benzoate for the management of resistant population of .
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