The experiment was conducted in 2013 and 2014 in the University farm at Kalyani, West Bengal state of India. Brinjal ‘Muktakeshi’ was grown in plots measuring 5 m×5 m, at spacing of 1m x 0.75m with three replication during the period from mid- April to July, two year, following recommended package of practices. The plots were set out in a randomized block design with six treatments including an untreated check. Five rates of cyazypyr 20% SC (4.5 MAT ,6.0 MAT, 7.5MAT, 9.0 MAT and, 12 MAT in both year 2013 and 2014) were applied every year for their efficacy, cyazypyr 20% SC, 12 MAT was tested for their effect on crop health. cyazypyr 20% SC @ 9.0, 7.5 and 6.0 MAT (0.00 – 7.07 and 0.00 – 7.87 and .00 – 9.00) was found to be significantly lower as compared to untreated control.
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