Abstract

Cotton bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera Hubner (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae), is one of the most important and key pests of cotton in Iran. This study was carried out with the aim of investigating the efficacy of several different insecticides on cotton bollworm in three regions of Golestan province, Iran, in a completely randomized design with 4 replications and 7 treatments. Experimental treatments include: Proclame-Fit® 150 g/ha, Profenofos® 2.5 lit/ha, Cypermethrin® 150 ml/ha, Indoxacarb® 250 ml/ha, Karvin® 1.5 lit/ha, Fenpropathrin® 1 lit/ha and control (water without insecticide). Samplings unite of cotton bollworm larvae was 10 cotton plants per plot which were recorded the number of immature pests per plant at the before spraying, 3, 7, and 14 days after spraying. The larval mortality of treatments was modified by the Henderson-Tilton formula to determine the efficiency percentage. According to the results obtained in Bandar-e Gaz, Proclame-Fit® and Karvin® had the highest long-term effect 50.85% and 59.86%, respectively, and Profenofos® had a suitable short-term effect with 74.82% mortality percentage. In Gonbad-e Kavous, Proclame-Fit®, Profenofos® and Karvin® with 96%, 94.33 % and 80% have shown a suitable lethal-short-term effect on cotton bollworm larvae. In Ramian, Proclame-Fit®, Profenofos ® and Karvin ® showed the highest short-term effect on cotton bollworm larvae, 83.18 %, 88.97 % and 88.37%, respectively. Based on the results, to control cotton bollworm, Proclame-Fit ® and Profenofos® are recommended as appropriate insecticides with the recommended doses.

Highlights

  • Achieving appropriate insecticides against larvae of cotton bollworm has been reported by many researchers all around the world

  • On common insecticides against cotton bollworm in Golestan, Carbaryl and Avaunt® compared to Larvin® and Endosulfan had the greatest effect on the control of cotton bollworm (Mojeni, 2005) and in another research, Endosulfan, and Thiodicarb had the greatest effect on cotton bollworm (Mojeni, 2019)

  • Comparative study of the H. armigera susceptibility to conventional insecticides showed The susceptibility of third instar H. armigera and H. zea larvae to Indoxacarb, Methomyl, Spinetoram, and Spinosad and showed Spinetoram and Methomyl exhibited the highest acute toxicity against H. armigera

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Entomology

Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Some Synthetic Insecticides Against Cotton Bollworm, Helicoverpa armigera Hübner (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae). Helicoverpa armigera Hübner (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae), is one of the most important and key pests of cotton in Iran. Experimental treatments include: Proclame-Fit® 150 g/ha, Profenofos® 2.5 lit/ha, Cypermethrin® 150 ml/ha, Indoxacarb® 250 ml/ha, Karvin® 1.5 lit/ha, Fenpropathrin® 1 lit/ha and control (water without insecticide). According to the results obtained in Bandar-e Gaz, Proclame-Fit® and Karvin® had the highest long-term effect 50.85% and 59.86%, respectively, and Profenofos® had a suitable short-term effect with 74.82% mortality percentage. In Gonbad-e Kavous, Proclame-Fit®, Profenofos® and Karvin® with 96%, 94.33 % and 80% have shown a suitable lethal-short-term effect on cotton bollworm larvae. In Ramian, Proclame-Fit®, Profenofos ® and Karvin ® showed the highest shortterm effect on cotton bollworm larvae, 83.18 %, 88.97 % and 88.37%, respectively. To control cotton bollworm, ProclameFit ® and Profenofos® are recommended as appropriate insecticides with the recommended doses

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