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Serial Dilution of Bifenthrin against Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (Curculionidae; Coleoptera)

Authors: Azmat Ali; Muhammad Ashfaq; Muhammad Ahsan Khan; Shouket Zaman Khan; Muhammad Rizwan Ashraf; Sharjeel Akhtar; Muhammad Adil; +2 Authors

Serial Dilution of Bifenthrin against Rhynchophorus ferrugineus (Curculionidae; Coleoptera)

Abstract

The red palm weevil is a very destructive pest that poses a significant threat to palm weevil trees worldwide larvae of the weevil make holes up to 1 meter in plants and the host is killed which causes a great reduction in economy every year. If control is delayed the possibility to destroy of whole orchard of dates by weevil. Nowadays many chemicals are used to control the red palm weevil which is less effective and ecologically not good long residual effect excessive of chemical affect the quality and quantity of dates. We use the serial dilution of bifenthrin to control the red palm weevil. In this case, the concentration of bifenthrin is high to low which is ecologically friendly, and less residual effect of the concentration affects the mortality of red palm weevil. The serial was applied to date palm weevil and the mortality rate was recorded after a specific period the laboratory demography of bifenthrin killed 80 % population of weevil. The purpose of the study is to control the date palm weevil by an efficient method and this research paper aims to investigate the result of serial dilution of bifenthrin to control the date palm weevil with less residual effect. Our research recommends that the field use the serial dilution of bifenthrin to control the weevil with friendly ecology and provide the strength to bifenthrin to kill the date palm weevil with less residual effect.

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