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Control of Hemiptera in Cotton with Diamond 0.83EC – 2003 Field Trial Results

Alan W. Dalrymple and Robert D. Hinkle

ABSTRACT

Diamondâ„¢ (novaluron), an insect growth regulator, was evaluated for control of tarnished plant bugs (TPB) Lygus lineolaris and stink bugs (Pentatomidae) along with other cotton pests at a number of locations in the Mid-South states of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi in 2003. Rates of application for Diamondâ„¢ ranged from 0.039 to 0.078 lbs. a.i./A and the product was applied alone or in combination with Karate Z (lambda-cyhalothrin). Insecticides such as Bidrin (dicrotophos), Centric (thiamethoxam), and Baythroid (cyfluthrin) were used alone or in combinations as standards. Single or multiple insecticide applications were made depending on timing of TPB infestations and population pressure. Diamondâ„¢ provided TPB and stink bug control equal to or greater than the standards and other insecticide treatments depending on location.





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