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The BCPC Conference: Pests and diseases, Volumes 1 and 2. Proceedings of an international conference held at the Brighton Hilton Metropole Hotel, Brighton, UK, 18-21 November 2002., 2002
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Pakistan Journal of Zoology, Jul 10, 1984
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On etudie les effets du Nobble (R), melange de sulfate de cuivre, de sulfate d'aluminium, de ... more On etudie les effets du Nobble (R), melange de sulfate de cuivre, de sulfate d'aluminium, de borax et de permanganate de potassium sur les œufs, les neonates et les jeunes de D.r. Les doses de matiere active appliquees au sol, qui incluent une dose cinq fois superieure a celle recommandee, sont insuffisantes pour etre efficace contre les œufs, les nouveaux-nes et les jeunes de D.r.
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Part 1 Introduction: controlled delivery and foliar spraying - and soil application controlled re... more Part 1 Introduction: controlled delivery and foliar spraying - and soil application controlled release technology for pest management. Part 2 Controlled delivery by sprayable systems: development and uses of microencapsulated preparation of microencapsulated insecticides and their release mechanisms. Part 3 Granular systems and soil application: soil applied controlled release products and Suscon technology biodegradable polymer methods. Part 4 Release into the air: controlled release systems for the delivery of insect pheromones. Part 5 Aquatic applications: controlled release aquatic herbicides. Part 6 Controlled delivery of biopesticides: controlled release of biological control agents microbial pesticide controlled release formulations cellular delivery systems for insecticidal proteins - living and non-living mico-organisms. Part 7 Evaluation of controlled release systems: evaluation of controlled release - efficacy, environment and commercial aspects approaches to the evaluation of controlled release pesticides in the laboratory and field.
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Elsevier eBooks, 1982
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A selection of papers presented during a workshop on small farm mechanisation held at the Interna... more A selection of papers presented during a workshop on small farm mechanisation held at the International Rice Research Institute in September 1981 comprises the contents of this book. Three papers examine aspects of farm machinery manufacture in the Philippines and Thailand and twelve papers arc concerned with the cost effectiveness and social consequences of introducing twowheel tractors, rice threshers, and irrigation pumps to small farms in a number of Asian countries. The papers are written primarily for economists and development agencies, although the general reader will be interested in the authors' conclusions. The first paper provides an overview and a comparison between the three countriesJapan, Taiwan, and Korea-which have already achieved significant levels of farm mechanisation, and other Asian countries. In many countries the introduction of tractors has tended to benefit the wealthy, to displace tenant farmers, and to reduce employment opportunities and unless the farmer adopts other inputs or is enabled to increase the intensity of cropping, tractor cultivation rarely seems to improve yields or production. Imported fuel, lubricants, and spares involve foreign exchange; the maintenance of tractors is a widespread and serious problem. Opportunity to undertake contract cultivation determined the profitability of tractor ownership for many farmers and this opportunity has declined with an increase in tractor ownership. Tractors reduce the need for draught animals although for some operations animals are more satisfactory than tractors and many farmers retain some animals. By contrast, pump irrigation in the Terai of eastern Nepal and tube wells in East Java improved yields, increased farm income, and increased employment. The introduction of rice threshers speeded-up the often critical post-harvest operation, but, depending on socio-economic factors, were not always more cost-effective than traditional methods of threshing. In all countries in which the rural labour force is increasing (it may be decreasing as a proportion of the total labour force) the benefits of any development which reduces employment opportunity have to be examined most carefully. A. Blair Rains
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Lethal and antifeeding effects of carbofuran against the adult females of Sogatella furcifera wer... more Lethal and antifeeding effects of carbofuran against the adult females of Sogatella furcifera were studied by measuring insect mortality and feeding reduction with leafsheath, topical and root-zone applications. The LD_(50) values for leafsheath, topical and root-zone applications were 0.51μg/cm~2, 0.86μg/g, and 8.82μmol/l, respectively. Among the application methods, topical application of carbofuran was most effective against S. furcifera. Honeydew excretion re- duced significantly when S. furcifera fed on the leafsheaths of susceptible TN1 plants treated with carbofuran in 0.016μg/cm~2 and in 0.1μmol/l at root zone, and when insects were treated topically at 0.002ng/female. Feeding behaviour of S. furcifera on TN1 plants treated at the root zone was al- so investigated using an electronic device.
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Part 1 Introduction: controlled delivery and foliar spraying - and soil application controlled re... more Part 1 Introduction: controlled delivery and foliar spraying - and soil application controlled release technology for pest management. Part 2 Controlled delivery by sprayable systems: development and uses of microencapsulated preparation of microencapsulated insecticides and their release mechanisms. Part 3 Granular systems and soil application: soil applied controlled release products and Suscon technology biodegradable polymer methods. Part 4 Release into the air: controlled release systems for the delivery of insect pheromones. Part 5 Aquatic applications: controlled release aquatic herbicides. Part 6 Controlled delivery of biopesticides: controlled release of biological control agents microbial pesticide controlled release formulations cellular delivery systems for insecticidal proteins - living and non-living mico-organisms. Part 7 Evaluation of controlled release systems: evaluation of controlled release - efficacy, environment and commercial aspects approaches to the evaluation of controlled release pesticides in the laboratory and field.
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