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[Title] => Getting rid of cotton bollworms
[Summary] => Researchers of the Cotton Development Administration (CODA) have found that a certain kind of wasp kills the cotton bollworm, resulting in higher seed cotton yield. The insect, called Trichogramma chilonis, is a parasitoid that feeds on the eggs of cotton bollworm.
The researchers Nenita D. Cacayorin, Leonardo T. Pascua, Magdalena C. Damo and Dr. Edison C. Rinen reported that with a Trichogramma population density of 67,000 a hectare in the field, 58 to 100 percent of the bollworm eggs are parasitized.
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The researchers Nenita D. Cacayorin, Leonardo T. Pascua, Magdalena C. Damo and Dr. Edison C. Rinen reported that with a Trichogramma population density of 67,000 a hectare in the field, 58 to 100 percent of the bollworm eggs are parasitized.
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January 1, 2006 - 12:00am