Pesticidal Potential and Selectivity of Soybean Extract on Pests and Non-Target Insects of Cocoa
Crops,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 7 - 7
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
With
the
search
for
alternative
pest
management
strategies
due
to
concerns
associated
with
synthetic
pesticides,
botanicals
have
been
of
increasing
interest.
However,
potential
plants
such
as
soybean
(Glycine
max)
biopesticides
is
less
known.
Hence,
this
study
assessed
activity
extract
(SBE)
on
insects
and
Phytophthora
pod
rot
pathogens
cocoa
using
filter
paper
contact
toxicity
amended-agar
plate
techniques,
respectively.
Concentrations
0.001–100%
w/v
SBE
induced
a
mortality
17.02–100%
mirid
Sahlbergella
singularis
2.5–90%
5.26–100%
ants
Crematogaster
africana
Pheidole
megacephala,
Also,
0.001–20%
inhibited
mycelial
growth
by
0–72%
(Phytophthora
palmivora
isolates)
1.17–81.03%
megakarya
isolates).
The
minimum
inhibitory
concentration
P.
isolates
was
1%
0.001%
SBE,
median
lethal
3.50%
(S.
singularis)
193.73%
(C.
africana),
while
concentrations
were
4.70
7.87%
(P.
1.13
1.48%
pests
differential
but
non-toxic
ant
C.
africana.
findings
indicate
biopesticide
against
S.
cocoa.
Language: Английский
Systematic mapping of global research on arthropods associated with cacao agroecosystem: trends and gaps
Arthropod-Plant Interactions,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 6, 2024
Language: Английский
Effects of Traditional Agroforestry Practices on Cocoa Yields in Côte d’Ivoire
N. Yacouba Konate,
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Yaya Ouattara,
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Auguste K. Kouakou
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et al.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 9927 - 9927
Published: Nov. 14, 2024
Agroforestry
is
promoted
as
a
practice
at
the
crossroads
of
sustainability
and
productivity
objectives;
however,
many
agroforestry
programmes
have
had
mixed
effects
due
to
lack
understanding
compatibility
species
supplied
farmers
with
cocoa
failure
take
account
their
knowledge
in
designing
programmes.
This
paper,
therefore,
examines
socio-economic
factors
on
yields
Côte
d’Ivoire,
West
Africa.
The
data
used
come
from
surveys
150
three
areas
country:
Bonon,
Soubré
Biankouma.
choice
these
was
based
an
east–west
gradient,
reflecting
evolution
loop.
Bayesian
Information
Criterion
method
multiple
linear
regression
were
applied
identify
relationship
yield.
results
showed
that
certain
species,
such
Citrus
sp.,
Cordia
senegalensis,
Isoberlinia
doka,
Morinda
lucida,
Morus
mesozygia
Raphia
hookeri
increased
yield;
other
hand,
Anthonotha
manii
found
reduce
Finally,
labour
insecticides
contributed
yield
increases.
statistical
analysis
can
be
supplemented
agronomic
ecological
analyses
improve
management
farms.
Language: Английский