TADROS, A., NAKHLA, J., RIZK, M. (2001). THE RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FRUIT TREE SPECIES TO LAND SNAIL INFESTATION AS INDICATED BY CELLS IN THEIR EXCREMENT. Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research, 79(1), 57-68. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2001.397335
ANTWAN W. TADROS; JOSEF M. NAKHLA; MARGERIT A. RIZK. "THE RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FRUIT TREE SPECIES TO LAND SNAIL INFESTATION AS INDICATED BY CELLS IN THEIR EXCREMENT". Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research, 79, 1, 2001, 57-68. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2001.397335
TADROS, A., NAKHLA, J., RIZK, M. (2001). 'THE RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FRUIT TREE SPECIES TO LAND SNAIL INFESTATION AS INDICATED BY CELLS IN THEIR EXCREMENT', Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research, 79(1), pp. 57-68. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2001.397335
TADROS, A., NAKHLA, J., RIZK, M. THE RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FRUIT TREE SPECIES TO LAND SNAIL INFESTATION AS INDICATED BY CELLS IN THEIR EXCREMENT. Egyptian Journal of Agricultural Research, 2001; 79(1): 57-68. doi: 10.21608/ejar.2001.397335
THE RELATIVE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF FRUIT TREE SPECIES TO LAND SNAIL INFESTATION AS INDICATED BY CELLS IN THEIR EXCREMENT
Plant Protection Research Institute, Agricultural Research Centre, Dokki, Giza, Egypt
Abstract
The land snail species Theba pisana, Eobarria verrniculata, ffelrcella vestalis and Cochliceffa scuts (Helloidae; Pulmonata) are serious pests in fruit orchards at Oehera Governorate. The relative susceptibility of five fruit species (apple, orange, pear, plum trees and banana plants) to the four land snail species infestation was studied under laboratory conditions, during 1998 by identification of fruit leaf cells in their excrement. Results indicated that T. pisana, H. vesfaiis and C. acute highly prefer pear, while E.verrnictata prefers banana. Oranges ranks second in their favourability. On the contrary, plum and apple are not preferred for the snail species. beside banana for C. acute. Moreover, pear and orange are mostly attacked by T. pisana and banana by E.vermiculala.
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