HortFlora Research Spectrum

Journal : HortFlora Research Spectrum

Volume : Volume 2, Issue 3: July-September 2013

Page (s) : 197-201

Date of Publication
Print : 18-Sep-2013

Article Type : Full Length Original Article

Online : 18-Sep-2013

Title:

Fluctuation of Fruit Fly Oriented Damage in Mango in Relation to Major Abiotic Factors

Author(s):

K. B. Patel*, S. P. Saxena and K. M. Patel

*Corresponding Author's E-mail :

patel_ketan2009@yahoo.co.in

Abstract

A field experiment was carried out at Navsari Agricultural University, Navsari during 2009-11. Population of fruit fly was observed during 13 (26 March –1 April) - 30 (23-29 July) Standard Week (SW) in 2009-10, 2010-11 and pooled, respectively. Highest fruit fly infestation (36.67 %) was observed on 22^nd SW coinciding with ripening cum harvesting period of mango which increased with increase in temperature, relative humidity, wind velocity and evaporation.

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Patel K. B., Saxena S. P. and Patel K. M. (2013). Fluctuation of fruit fly oriented damage in mango in relation to major abiotic factors. HortFlora Res. Spectrum, 2(3):197-201

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