Preston L. Hartsell, Joseph K. Stewart, David K. Young
Fumigation for 4 h with acetaldehyde (Aa) vapor in an atmosphere containing 25–35% carbon dioxide (CO2) increased the mortality of Myzus persicae (Sulzer) ca. 3-fold as compared with Aa fumigation alone. All aphids were killed by treatment with 1% Aa in 50–60% CO2 or 1.5% Aa in 35% CO2 as compared to 32 and 92% mortality, respectively, in treatments without CO2, Fumigation with Aa vapor in a low oxygen (1–2%) atmosphere did not increase the mortality rate of the aphids.
Preston L. Hartsell, Joseph K. Stewart, David K. Young
Fumigation for 4 h with acetaldehyde (Aa) vapor in an atmosphere containing 25–35% carbon dioxide (CO2) increased the mortality of Myzus persicae (Sulzer) ca. 3-fold as compared with Aa fumigation alone. All aphids were killed by treatment with 1% Aa in 50–60% CO2 or 1.5% Aa in 35% CO2 as compared to 32 and 92% mortality, respectively, in treatments without CO2, Fumigation with Aa vapor in a low oxygen (1–2%) atmosphere did not increase the mortality rate of the aphids.