Antitermite Characteristics of Insecticides I- Results of Field Experiments Using Commercial Sample of Shell Liquid of Anacardium Occidentale, Aldrin and Dieldrin

Antitermite Characteristics of Insecticides I- Results of Field Experiments Using Commercial Sample of Shell Liquid of Anacardium Occidentale, Aldrin and Dieldrin

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  •   P. N. Chatterjee
  •   P. K. Sen-Sarma

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https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1963/v89i4/24883

Abstract

Comparative prophylactic antitermite efficacy of three insecticides, viz., commerical sample of cashew nut shell liquid, Aldrin and Dieldrin was tested for a period of four years. The result shows that both Aldrin and Dieldrin in 1 % and 2% concentration behave satisfactorily for prophylactic protection of timbers against subterranean wood-destroying termites. But highest preference should be given to Aldrin at 2% concentration. Commercial sample of cashew nut shell liquid gave only little protection in the first and second year.

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P. N. Chatterjee

P. K. Sen-Sarma

Published

1963-04-01

How to Cite

Chatterjee, P. N., & Sen-Sarma, P. K. (1963). Antitermite Characteristics of Insecticides I- Results of Field Experiments Using Commercial Sample of Shell Liquid of <I>Anacardium Occidentale</I>, Aldrin and Dieldrin. Indian Forester, 89(4), 280–285. https://doi.org/10.36808/if/1963/v89i4/24883

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