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VOL. 7, ISSUE 3 (2025)
Effects of some additives to ammonium acetate and buminal traps on their attraction efficiency to the peach fruit fly under filed conditions
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Ghada M A Morsi, Saneya R M Farag, Salma K Ragab
Abstract
This experiment was carried out in navel orange orchards under field conditions at Kafer - El sheikh and Ismailia  governorates in Egypt, to evaluate the efficiency of the food - based traps baited with ammonium acetate at three different concentrations,1 % 2% and 3 %  and buminal at a concentration 5%  for attracting the peach fruit fly B. zonata adults and comparing it with their efficiency after adding to  them , yellow color and vanilla essence .The results cleared that, at both governorates efficiency of different concentrations of A. acetate with buminal traps to attract B. zonata fly was varied  at different times of inspection and the efficiency of all studied treatments was increased after  addition  of yellow color and vanilla essence. Mean attraction of B. zonata females was more obviously higher than that of males with all treatments. The study proved also that the highest mean of attraction of females was recorded with treatments including vanilla essence, while the highest mean of attraction of males was recorded by treatments including yellow color. At Kafer - El-Shiekh governorate the highest mean of attraction for B. zonata fly was recorded after 12days of inspection, on the other hand at Ismailia governorate the highest attraction was achieved after 8 days of inspection. Addition of yellow food color and vanilla essence to A. acetate with buminal traps improved their efficiency of attraction to both females and males of the peach fruit fly and this result may be a very important point in the integrated control of this dangerous pest.
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Pages:38-42
How to cite this article:
Ghada M A Morsi, Saneya R M Farag, Salma K Ragab "Effects of some additives to ammonium acetate and buminal traps on their attraction efficiency to the peach fruit fly under filed conditions". International Journal of Agriculture and Plant Science, Vol 7, Issue 3, 2025, Pages 38-42
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