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Cultural control of Chilo spp. in graminaceous crops

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 September 2011

K. V. Seshu Reddy
K. V. Seshu Reddy
Affiliation:
The International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE), Mbita Point Field Station P. O. Box 30, Mbita, Kenya
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Abstract

Twenty-seven species of Chilo which infest graminaceous crops are listed. The effects of various cultural practices such as time of planting, plant density, field sanitation, tillage, mulching, intercropping, proper fertilizer and water management on field populations of Chilo spp. are discussed. These practices have great potential as components of IPM for resource-limited farmers in the tropics.

Résumé

Vingt-sept especes de Chilo qui infestent les cultures cerealieres sont enumerees. Les effects de differentes pratiques culturales tels que le choix du moment de culture, la densite des plantes, l'entretien du champ, le labour, le paillage, les cultures mixtes et la gestion appropriee des fertilisants et de l'eau sur les populations de Chilo spp. sont discutes. Ces pratiques ont un potentiel eleve en tant que composantes de la lutte integree pour les paysans sans ressources des pays en voie de development.

Keywords

Graminaceous cropsChilo spp.stem borercultural controlIPMCultures cerealieresChilo spp.foreur de tigeslutte culturalelutte integree
Type
Cultural, Genetic and Chemical Control
Information
International Journal of Tropical Insect Science , Volume 11 , Special Issue 4-5: Tropical Stem Borers of Graminaceous Crops: A New Synthesis , October 1990 , pp. 701 - 712
Copyright
Copyright © ICIPE 1990

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