Effectiveness some Egyptian isolates of entomopathogenic fungi against bulb mite (Rhizoglyphus robini - Acaridae)
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Five fungal isolates have been evaluated from the Egyptian environment for activity against Rhizoglyphus robini ; these isolates were Aspergillus terreus 1, Aspergillus terreus 2, Aspergillus flavus , Myrothecium advena , and Penicillin crustostum . These isolates were evaluated by different concentrations. The concentrations 3.2x10 6 conidia/ml for A.terreus 1was effective against tested mite than M. advena , A. terreus 2, A. flavus , and P. crustostum . The mortality percentages were (78.62, 69.66, 55.86, 17.93, and 1.38%); The LC 50 values exhibited by A. terrus 1, M. advena , A. terreus 2 were (1.06x10 6 , 1.75x10 6 , 3.45x10 6 , and 7.4x10 9 ) conidia /ml, respectively.
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