Seasonal Incidence of Sucking Insect Pests of Cluster Bean, Cyamopsis tetragonoloba (L.) Taub. and Their Relationship with Abiotic Variables
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Key Points
Peak populations of jassid, whitefly, and mites were observed during the Kharif season, indicating seasonal trends.
Jassid populations had a significant positive correlation with rainfall, while whitefly showed strong associations with both minimum temperature and rainfall.
Mites exhibited a significant correlation with minimum temperature, further highlighting the impacts of climate on pest dynamics.
The findings suggest that understanding these correlations may enhance pest management strategies for cluster bean crops.
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Implication
Research shows peak populations of jassid, whitefly, and mites correlating with abiotic variables, suggesting agricultural insights.