ABSTRACT:
The
efficacy of 5% Monodra seed Petroleum ether extract (5% MSEE), 5% Jatropha seed
petroleum ether extract (5% JSEE), 5% Monodroa seed water extract (5% MSWE), 5%
Japtropha seed water extract and a standard synthetic insecticide,
Lamdacyhaiothrin (25g a.i./ha) were evaluated in the field during the early
season fir their effectiveness in the control of spp, the major insect pests of
Okra. All treatments, except the 5% JSWE, significantly reduced (P =0.5) the
population of the pests with Lamdacyhalothrin proving more superior in
efficacy. The ranking of effectiveness in the control of Podagrica spp was;
Lamdacyhaiothrin > 5% MSEE > 5% JSEE > JSWE > Control. The
Lamdacyhalothrin had a higher resuduak effect when compared with the other
treatments, while the ether extracts had greater residual effects when compared
with the water extracts and control. There was significant difference in the
total fruit yield (t - I) = ( tons ha 1) obtained in the Lamdacyhalothrin-treated
plots and other treatments; and the yields from the plots treated with the ether
extracts of the two botanivals were also significantly higher than the control.
The correlation coefficient (r = - 0.96) showed that the total fruit yield
produced were affected negatively by the level of defoliation on the leaves.
The ether extracts of the two botanicals showed good promise as substitute for
the area. Perhaps, higher dosages of the products and closer spray regime may
improve their efficacy.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Page Tittle i.
Certification: ii
AcknowledgEment: iii
Dedication: iv
Abstract: V
Table of Contents: vi
List of Tables and Plates: vii
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION: 1-2
ChAPTER TWO
'LITERATURE REVIEW:
Origin and Distribution of
Abeliuoschus esculentus: 3-4-,
Botany and Taxonomy of Okra:
Utilization of the Crop:
Environmental and Climatic requirement
of Okra: 7-8
2.5: Agronomy of Abelmoschus esculentus: 8-10
2.6: Insect Pests Associated with the Malvaceae
family: 11-13
2.7: The Okra Flea Beetles(Poda&rica spp): 13-14
2.8: Methods of Insect Pest Control in Okra
Production: 15-16
2.9: Importance of Botanicals in Insect Pest
Control: 16-18
2.10: The PLants Extracts: Monodora myristica and
Jatropha curcas: 18-19
CHAPTER THREE
MATERIALS A1T) METHODS:
3.1: Experimental Site: 20
3.2: Land Preparation: 20
3.3: Experimental Design and Planting Material:
20-21
3.4: Insecticidal Applications: 21-22
3.5: Harvesting and Types of Data Collected:
3.5.1: Number of Pods/Plant: 22
3.5.2: Total Fruit Yc1d: - 22
3.5.3: Plant Stem Height: 23
3.5.4: Podarica Count: 23
3.5.5: Percentage Defoliation: 23-24
CHAPTER FOUR
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 28-36
SUNMARY AND CONCLUSION: 3733
Ref rercea.: 39-43
Appendices: ----- 4.--55
LIST OF TABLES AND PLATES
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ESTHER, UGURU. "Evaluation of Monodora Myristica And .Jatropha Curcas, For The Control Of Okra Flea Beetle (Podagrica Spp) In Umudike " Mouau.afribary.org. Mouau.afribary.org, 18 May. 2021, https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/evaluation-of-monodora-myristica-and-jatropha-curcas-for-the-control-of-okra-flea-beetle-podagrica-spp-in-umudike-7-2. Accessed 14 Nov. 2024.
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ESTHER, UGURU. "Evaluation of Monodora Myristica And .Jatropha Curcas, For The Control Of Okra Flea Beetle (Podagrica Spp) In Umudike " Mouau.afribary.org (2021). Accessed 14 Nov. 2024. https://repository.mouau.edu.ng/work/view/evaluation-of-monodora-myristica-and-jatropha-curcas-for-the-control-of-okra-flea-beetle-podagrica-spp-in-umudike-7-2