View source for Scientia Agricola (2007) 64, 476-481

{{Publication
|Publication authors=[[Edson Luiz Lopes Baldin]], [[José Djair Vendramim]] and André Luiz Lourenção
|Author Page=Edson Luiz Lopes Baldin, José Djair Vendramim, André Luiz Lourencao
|Publication date=2007
|dc:title=Interaction between resistant tomato genotypes and plant extracts on ''Bemisia tabaci ''(Genn.) biotype B
|Publication journal=Scientia Agricola
|prism:volume=64 (5)
|prism:startingPage=476
|Last page=481
|External link=http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/S0103-90162007000500004
|Publication abstract=The tomato (''Lycopersicon ''spp.) productivity is severely reduced by attack of several insects and microorganisms. It is economically one of the most important crops that has been extensively cultivated in the Americas. Therefore, assays were performed in the greenhouse and the laboratory to evaluate the possible interaction between resistant tomato genotypes and plant extracts on the control of the pest ''Bemisia tabaci ''Gennadius (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) biotype B. This evaluation was performed for genotypes IAC-Santa Clara, PI-134417, LA-716, PI-134418, and PI-127826, and aqueous extracts from seeds of ''Azadirachta indica ''A. de Jussieu (Rutales: Meliaceae), branches and leaves of ''Trichilia pallida'' Swartz (Rutales: Meliaceae). In the greenhouse, spraying with extracts from seeds of ''A. indica'', and leaves and branches of ''T. pallida ''reduced whitefly attraction with IAC-Santa Clara; on PI-134417, LA-716, PI-134418, and PI-127826 the extracts did not affect the attractiveness to the ''B. tabaci ''biotype B. Extracts from ''A. indica'' seeds and ''T. pallida'' leaves and branches reduced oviposition on IAC-Santa Clara; extracts from ''T. pallida'' branches reduced oviposition on PI-134417, PI-134418, and PI-127826, while the extract from ''A. indica'' seeds reduced oviposition in PI-127826. The extracts did not affect oviposition on LA-716. In the laboratory, the extracts increased the mortality of nymphs on the genotypes. The 'genotype × extract' interaction was significant, indicating an addictive effect between resistant genotypes and plant extracts on whitefly control.
|AbstractCC=Yes
|Research topic=resistance/tolerance/defence of host
|Research2P=control - general
|Is book=No
}}
{{Pest record
|Pest=Bemisia tabaci biotype MEAM1
|Crop=Tomato (Solanum lycopersicum)
|Quarantined=No
}}