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Report on research activities carried out on the coconut mite (Eriophyes guerreronis) in St. Lucia

Por: Ambrose, E | IICA, Castries (Santa Lucía).
Tipo de material: TextoTextoEditor: Castries (Santa Lucía) 1987Descripción: 51 p.Tema(s): INSECTOS DANINOS | COCOS NUCIFERA | CONTROL DE INSECTOS | SANTA LUCIA | PEST INSECTS AGRICULTURA | COCOS NUCIFERA AGRICULTURA | INSECT CONTROL AGRICULTURA | ST LUCIA AGRICULTURA | INSECTE NUISIBLE AGRICULTURA | COCOS NUCIFERA AGRICULTURA | LUTTE ANTI-INSECTE AGRICULTURA | SAINTE-LUCIE AGRICULTURARecursos en línea: eng Resumen: Research activities carried out on the coconut mite are reported upon. Investigations on coconut mite control carried out by IICA are based on the effect of rainfall and chemicals on the mite and an examination of fertilizer on mite damage. In undertaking the research activities, IICA developed a standard method to assess coconut mite damage. The method is quick, simple and easy to use. It is based on McKinney's formula for Disease Indexing. The document emphasizes that chemical control of mite was also an important aspect of this study. Low toxic chemicals were applied by spraying the bunches. Results indicate that fertilizer does not control coconut mite. Perhaps good nutrition can increase the plant's ability to withstand mite attack. Finally, it appears that many factors affect coconut mite damage. Banana spray oil has proven effective but more work is required on biological control, agronomic practices and use of tolerant varieties. (MIBA)

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Research activities carried out on the coconut mite are reported upon. Investigations on coconut mite control carried out by IICA are based on the effect of rainfall and chemicals on the mite and an examination of fertilizer on mite damage. In undertaking the research activities, IICA developed a standard method to assess coconut mite damage. The method is quick, simple and easy to use. It is based on McKinney's formula for Disease Indexing. The document emphasizes that chemical control of mite was also an important aspect of this study. Low toxic chemicals were applied by spraying the bunches. Results indicate that fertilizer does not control coconut mite. Perhaps good nutrition can increase the plant's ability to withstand mite attack. Finally, it appears that many factors affect coconut mite damage. Banana spray oil has proven effective but more work is required on biological control, agronomic practices and use of tolerant varieties. (MIBA)

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