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SURVEY OF GLOBE ARTICHOKE PESTS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED PREDATORS AT ABOU EL-MATAMEER REGION, EL -BEHAIRA GOVERNORATE

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Since seventeenth decade ago ,where the matter of fact had no great problem for glcbe artichoke insect and animal pests infestation in Egypt Now a survey of insect .animal species and associated predators was carried out during 2003 2004 and 2004 2005 seasons on globe artichoke grown at El» Ashartalaf village . Abou EI— Matameer district . E|~ Behaira governorate, which it considered one of the important local markets and export for artichoke Twenty nine speCIes belonging to eighteen families and seven insect orders were recorded as insect pests on G. artichoke plants These families are :- Agromyzidae; Calliphoridae . Muscidae Teohritidae (Order . Diptera ) ; Aleyrodidae : Aphididae; Cicadellidae. Margarodidae (Order‘ Homoptera). Formicidae ; Vespoidae( Order ,t-lymenoptera ), Pentatomidae (order Heteroptera ). Noctuidae. Nymphalidae, Pieridae ( Order . Lepidoptera ), Acrldidae . Gryllidae . Gryllctalpidae ( Order Orthoptera )and Trripidae ii Order Thysanoptera ) , beside two animal pests , one species of two-spotted spider mite belonging to ( Order : Acarina : family ; Tetranychidae ) and the second one, snail " Monacha cartusians " belonging to ( Order ' Stylommatophora . Family : HeIICidae ) Also , Five species of the associated insect predators were found belonging to four families and three orders Family Aphididae recorded seven species represented the majority of the found insect pests on G. artichoke leaves where's the other surveyed species for insects and animal pest recorded in relative abundance . moderate ;rare and few numbers during the period of study . In the present survey , Trypanea amoena Fr. recorded few number during April — May as pupae theide G. artichoke heads ( Floweriness) as a first time in Egypt . few numbers of adults of whitefly speCies were appeared only on G, artichoke leaves, whereas its immature stages absent completely Moreover ; Chrysoper/a vulgaris ( Steph.) individuals were recorded in relatively abundant numbers followed by Coccine/Ia undecimpunctata L., Cydcnia Vicina varniiotica Muls, Paederus alfierii Koch and Cal/domantis savignyi ( Sauss .) besid the Predaceous mite Phytoseiulus ,CE'I'Slm/fls (At-I.) on plant leaves during the two tested seasons .

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10.21608/jppp.2006.235344

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Fadel,

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Plant Protection Research Institute, Agric. Res. Center, Dokki ,Giza

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Hady

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Plant Protection Research Institute, Agric. Res. Center, Dokki ,Giza

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31

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11

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33913

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2006-11-01

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2006-10-15

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2006-11-01

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7,409

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7,414

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2090-3677

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2090-3758

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Journal of Plant Protection and Pathology

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22 Jan 2023