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Discussion. Meteorological conditions for strawberry mite development were<br />

favorable in 2005 and averagely favorable in 2006. High a<strong>ir</strong> temperature and dry<br />

weather resulted higher infestation of strawberries by mites in 2005.<br />

The effect of the lower rate of Abamectin on strawberry mites was weaker.<br />

Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 21.6 g AI ha -1 was from moderately to very toxic 3 and 7 and<br />

slightly toxic 21 days after treatment, meanwhile Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 18.0 g AI ha -1<br />

was only moderately toxic 3 and 7 and slightly toxic 21 days after treatment. The<br />

field rate (9.0 g AI ha -1 ) of Abamectin 18 g l -1 was slightly toxic 3, 7 and from nontoxic<br />

to slightly toxic 21 days after treatment. The toxic effects of pesticides to<br />

mites depends on the chemistry of pesticides, the<strong>ir</strong> rates, microclimatic conditions<br />

and the development stages of the mites (Edland, 1994; Auger et al, 2003; Hardman<br />

et al., 2003; Bostanian et al., 2004; Martînez-Villar et al., 2005). Similar toxicity<br />

patterns of different rates of Sp<strong>ir</strong>odiclofen to strawberry and two spotted spider<br />

mites were recorded in strawberries (Raudonis, 2005, 2006). This study shows that<br />

the toxicity of Sp<strong>ir</strong>odiclofen 240 g l -1 , 96.0 g AI ha -1 was similar to the toxicity of<br />

Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 21.6 g AI ha -1 to strawberry mite, except that Sp<strong>ir</strong>odiclofen had<br />

longer term of action.<br />

The toxicity of Lambdacihalotrin 50 g l -1 , <strong>25</strong>.0 g AI ha -1 was similar to Abamectin<br />

18 g l -1 , 9.0 g AI ha -1 . Lambdacihalotrin 50 g l -1 , <strong>25</strong>.0 g AI ha -1 was slightly toxic<br />

to strawberry mites after 3 and 7 days, meanwhile it was non-toxic 21 days after<br />

treatment in 2005. Lambdacihalotrin 50 g l -1 , <strong>25</strong>.0 g AI ha -1 did not affected strawberry<br />

mite in 2006, on the contrary, it was observed that the number of mites was<br />

statistically higher after Lambdacihalotrin treatment in comparison with unsprayed<br />

plots. The toxic effect of Lambdacihalotrin on the predatory mites Amblyseius andersoni<br />

Chant, which is a natural predator of strawberry mite, was recorded (Raudonis,<br />

2006). Similar results have been recorded in apple-trees (Raudonis et. al.,<br />

2004). The control of Phytophagous mites using Phytoseiid mites, has been demonstrated<br />

in different crops (Roy et al., 1999; Prischmann et al., 2001; Osakabe,<br />

2002; Pratt et al., 2002; Badii et al., 2004; Harmon, Andow, 2004).<br />

Conclusions. Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 21.6 g AI ha -1 was from moderately to very<br />

toxic 3 and 7 days and slightly toxic 21 days after treatment. Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 18.0<br />

g AI ha -1 was only moderately toxic 3 and 7 days and slightly toxic 21 days after<br />

treatment. The field rate (9.0 g AI ha -1 ) of Abamectin 18 g l -1 was slightly toxic 3 and<br />

7 days and from non-toxic to slightly toxic 21 days after treatment. The toxicity of<br />

Lambdacihalotrin 50 g l -1 , <strong>25</strong>.0 g AI ha -1 was similar to Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 9.0 g AI<br />

ha -1 , meanwhile the toxicity of Sp<strong>ir</strong>odiclofen 240 g l -1 , 96.0 g AI ha -1 was similar to<br />

the toxicity of Abamectin 18 g l -1 , 21.6 g AI ha -1 to strawberry mite.<br />

Gauta 2006-11-15<br />

Parengta spausdinti 2006-12-11<br />

References<br />

1. Auger P., Guichou S., Kreiter S. Variations in acaricidal effect of wettable sulfur on<br />

Tetranychus urticae (Acari: Tetranychidae): effect of temperature, humidity and life stage //<br />

Pest Management Science. 2003. 59(5). P. 559–565.<br />

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