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1. BY :
AREPALLI NAVEEN KUMAR
SIIASHT.
INTEGRATED PEST
MANAGEMENT OF STEM
BORER IN RICE
2. WHAT ARE IPM ASPECTS?
PREVENTION MONITORING INTERVENTION
3. WHAT IS IPM?
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) means a pest management
system that, in the context of the associated environment and the
population dynamics of the pest species, utilizes all suitable
techniques and methods in a compatible manner as possible and
maintains the pest populations at levels below those causing
economically unacceptable damage or loss.
Thus, IPM is the best combination of cultural, biological and chemical
measures that provides the most cost-effective, environmentally
sound and socially acceptable method of managing disease ts, weeds
and other pests.
4.
5. PROCESS INVOLVED IN IPM
PEST MONITORING
CULTURAL PRACTICES
MECHINICAL PRACTICES
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL
CHEMICAL CONTROL
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7. IPM FOR STEMBORER IN RICE
RICE STEM BORER: Scirpophaga incertulas.
Genus: Scirpophaga
Order: Lepidoptera
Phylum: Arthropoda
Scirpophaga incertulas, the yellow stem borer or rice
yellow stem borer, is a species of moth of the family
Crambidae.It was described by Francis Walker in 1863.
8. SYMPTOMS AND NATURE OF DAMAGE
Damage is caused by larvae feeding within the stem, severing
the vascular system.
'Dead heart' is the damage symptom of the tiller before
flowering.
Dead heart' is easily pulled out from the tiller.
Symptoms of damage by larval feeding is indicated by frass in
a culm, or discolouration and exit holes on the leaf sheaths
and culm.
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10. CONTD.
When damage occurs before maximum tillering, the plant
partially compensates by producing additional tillers.
"White ear head' is the damage symptom caused after
flowering, resulting in chaffy earheads.
It causes the entire panicle chaffy.
The chaffy panicle is pulled out easily.
11. CULTURAL PRACTICES
Clipping of seedling before transplanting
for prevention
Harvesting done at the base of plant in
order to avoidegg layingpupae remain in
the field.
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13. Biological control:
Five to six releases of the egg parasitoid
Trichogramma japonicum @1,00,000 adult
parasites per hectare starting from 15 days
after planting, in a crop season is effective
and economical.
14. Chemical control:
ETL:5-10% dead heart, 5% chaffy earhead per square
meter 1 adult/egg mass
Spray endosulfan or monocrtophos or
chloropyriphos 2ml / liter (624ml/acre) in water.
Before sowing apply 10kg/acre of 0.3 G fipronil or
carbofuron 3G @ 7.6kg/acre in soil and then go for
irrigation.
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16. Control measures:
Cut the plants close to the ground at the harvest.
Uproot and destroy stubbles after harvest of paddy,
during summer ploughing.
Grow resistant/tolerant varieties like Parijat, Annapurna,
IR-36, Savitri, Rambha, Samanta, Meher, Birupa and
Sarathi.
Clip off the seedling tips while transplanting to destroy
borer eggs.
17. CONCLUSION :
Here in the paddy crop production not only the
problem is stemborer there are many other insects and
pests which may effect the crop production
Thus We need a management that To be not so
depending upon a single measure it should be
concentrated in all the available ways and should not
harm the environment then the only aspect is IPM.