SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SOME MANGO VARIETIES TO THE BUD MITE ERIOPHYES MANGIFERAE (SAYED) AND MAL-FORMATION DISEASE AND THE RELATION OF MITE INFESTATION TO MALFORMATION DISEASE
A.E.A. Mahgoob · 2006 · Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences
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“Temperature and relative humidity had no significant effect on the mite population.”
Abstract
In field study, Eleven mango varieties, (Mangiferae indica L.) at Sharkia, Ismailia, and Fayoum Governorates, were examined to estimate the population fluctuation of the bud mite Eriophyes mangiferae Sayed, their susceptibility to mite infestation, the relation between the mite infestation and chemical contents of mango buds and the correlation between the bud mite and malformation disease. The highest population occurred during Sept. to Jan. or Feb. and the lowest population was existed during Mar. to Jun. Temperature and relative humidity had no significant effect on the mite population. The
Abstract by A.E.A. Mahgoob, Arab Universities Journal of Agricultural Sciences (2006) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.21608/ajs.2006.15582