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Control of the Cotton Fleahopper(Psallus Seraltus) in South Texas with Regent® Brand Insecticide

K.A. Holmes and S.W. Hopkins


 
ABSTRACT

In 1994 and 1995, fipronil (Regent®) insecticide was applied in small plot evaluations to determine its effectiveness in controlling cotton fleahoppers. In 1994, under moderate insect pressure, Regent® at .038 and .05 lb ai/A performed as well as the commercial Curacron standard. There was no apparent rate response. In 1995, under lighter insect pressure, Regent® at .05 lb ai/A reduced the number of nymphs over both the untreated and the Orthene standard. The Regent® treatments showed a rate response over the entire trial with the .05 lb ai/A rate outperforming the .038 lb ai/A rate.



Reprinted from Proceedings of the 1997 Beltwide Cotton Conferences pp. 1268 - 1269
©National Cotton Council, Memphis TN

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