Abstract
Comparative efficacy of four insecticides and two indigenous plant extracts against wild crucifer aphid, Lipaphis erysimi (Hemiptera: Aphididae)
Highlights
Gold-of-pleasure, leindotter and linseed dodder are the titles used for Camelina sativa L
Results of toxicity bioassays displayed that application of Acetamiprid and R. communis resulted in enhanced mortality of L. erysimi than the other treatments, applied
Camelina sativa is an oil seed crop which belongs to family Brassicaceae that comprises of numerous plant species
Summary
During 2006-2007, import of oilseeds and in Pakistan and current native oil resources edible oil cost of US$ 1045 million. Many species of insect pests like cabbage seed pod weevil, flea beetle and aphid that normally distress canola has not been detected in camelina crop [11, 12]. C. sativa has an elevated level of resistance to flea beetle attack as described by many researchers [13-15]. Sativa has an elevated level of resistance to flea beetle attack as described by many researchers [13-15] This crop in a great menace of severe infestation of aphid in Pakistan. Camelina crop is recently familiarized in Pakistan and low numbers of insect pests have been noticed that result in severe harm to canola crop [16]. Mustard crop can perform a significant part in accomplishing the needs of edible oil if it is cultivated on large scale and suitable managing approaches are practiced for the aphid control.
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