Efecto de Lecanicillium lecanii y Beauveria bassiana sobre Planococcus citri en condiciones de laboratorio
Resumen
Se evaluó el efecto de Lecanicillium lecanii (Zimm) y Beauveria bassiana (Bals) Vuill sobre Planococcus citri (Risso) en condiciones de laboratorio. Se emplearon hojas de limón que fueron infestadas con 20 ninfas de P. citri y luego fueron inoculados con L. lecanii a las dosis de 106 y 107 conidios/mL con ayuda de un aspersor manual, procediendo de la misma forma con B. bassiana. Los tratamientos fueron distribuidos aleatoriamente. La muerte de las ninfas de P. citri se produjo a las 72 horas después de la aplicación con los siguientes porcentajes de mortandad: 81.5 y 80.0% con L. lecanii, y 78.3 y 85.0% con B. bassiana, a las concentraciones de 106 y 107 conidios/mL, respectivamente (no existe diferencia significativa con los demás tratamientos), aunque sí (p<0,05) con el control que presentó 10.0% de mortandad.
Palabras clave: Lecanicillium lecanii, Beauveria bassiana, Planococcus citri, % de mortandad
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