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PESTS OF PROCESSED CASHEW AND THEIR CONTROL

Article number

108_23

Pages

125 – 130

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Abstract

Twenty species of beetles, five species of caterpillars and some psocids and mites infest stored cashew kernels.
Among these Cadra cautella (Wlk.), Corcyra cephalonica (St.) (Pyralidae), Tribolium castaneum (Herb.) (Tenebrionidae) and Necrobia rufipes (De C.) (Cleridae) cause direct damage to the kernels while others contaminate them with their presence and excreta.
Strict sanitation of the processing sheds and premises, keeping processed nuts in closed containers, undertaking peeling, grading and packing in quick succession are suggested as measures to control these pest infestations.

Publication

International Cashew Symposium

Authors

M.R.G.K. NAIR, C.N. OOMMEN, N. MOHANDAS

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1985.108.23

Online Articles (69)

2. KEYNOTE ADDRESS

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4. DEVELOPMENT, DIFFERENTIATION AND EVOLUTION OF SEX-DIMORPHISM IN CASHEW

K. PAVITHRAN | M. SHAFFI | E.P. INDIRA

5. A STUDY OF VARIATION IN FLOWERING CHARACTERS OF CASHEW GERMPLASM

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6. EFFECT OF GIBBERELLIC ACID ON VARIATIONS IN FREE AMINO ACID AND TOTAL PROTEIN CONTENTS IN DEVELOPING KERNEL OF CASHEW

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7. STUDIES ON THE EFFECT OF PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS ON CASHEW

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9. A RAPID NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHOD OF ESTIMATING LEAF AREA IN CASHEW

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10. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF CASHEW – REVIEW OF WORK DONE IN KERALA

V.K. DAMODARAN

11. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION IN CASHEW – REVIEW OF WORK DONE AT VITTAL

S. NAGABHUSHANAM

12. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF CASHEW – REVIEW OF WORK DONE AT BAPATLA

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13. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION IN CASHEW – WORK DONE AT VRIDHACHALAM

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14. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF CASHEW – THROUGH SIDE GRAFTING IN SITU

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15. COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF SEEDLINGS, AIR LAYERS AND INARCHED GRAFTS IN CASHEW

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16. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF CASHEW FOR CROP IMPROVEMENT

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17. EFFECT OF RAINFALL, AGE AND POSITION ON THE NUTRIENT CONTENT OF CASHEWNUT LEAF ON TIN TAILING IN MALAYSIA

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19. EFFECT OF NITROGEN, PHOSPHORUS AND POTASH FERTILIZATION ON GROWTH AND PRODUCTION OF CASHEWNUT

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20. SEASONAL ABUNDANCE OF TEA MOSQUITO (HELOPELTIS ANTONII SIGN.) ON CASHEW IN RELATION TO METEOROLOGICAL FACTORS

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23. AERIAL SPRAYING AGAINST TEA MOSQUITO IN CASHEW

M.V. GEORGE | V. SINGH | T. PETER

24. PESTS OF PROCESSED CASHEW AND THEIR CONTROL

M.R.G.K. NAIR | C.N. OOMMEN | N. MOHANDAS

25. HOST RELATIONSHIP AND DAMAGE POTENTIAL OF THRIPS INFESTING CASHEW

T.N. ANANTHAKRISHNAN

26. AN UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE OF THRIPS ON CASHEW

P.D. PATIL | R.B. DUMBRE

27. INTEGRATED CONTROL OF CASHEW STEM AND ROOT BORER PLOCAEDERUS FERRUGINEUS L

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28. DISEASE AND PEST PROBLEMS OF CASHEW IN MALAYSIA

T.K. LIM | G. SINGH

29. LEAF ROT OF CASHEW CAUSED BY CYLINDROCLADIUM QUINQUISEPTATUM, BOEDIJIN AND REITSMA

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30. UTILIZATION OF CASHEW APPLES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROCESSED PRODUCTS

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31. SCOPE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE FROM CASHEW APPLE

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32. PHYSICO-CHEMICAL QUALITIES OF CASHEW APPLES OF HIGH YIELDING TYPES

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33. CASHEW APPLE LIQUOR INDUSTRY IN GOA

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34. ON NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF THE PROTEIN IN THE CASHEW SEED

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35. CASHEW SEED AND OIL COMPOSITION

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36. COMPOSITIONAL STUDIES ON NATURAL INDIAN CASHEW NUT SHELL LIQUID

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37. RECENT TRENDS IN CNSL UTILIZATION

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38. THE STRUCTURE OF THE GUM OF ANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALE

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39. A REVIEW OF QUALITY CONTROL AND PRE-SHIPMENT INSPECTION OF CASHEW KERNELS

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40. CASHEW DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME OF FAO IN THE WORLD

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41. CASHEW DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME IN INDIA

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42. ARDC FINANCE FOR CASHEW DEVELOPMENT

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43. DEVELOPMENT IN CASHEW CULTIVATION AND RESEARCH IN KENYA

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44. CASHEW CULTIVATION AND RESEARCH IN MALAYSIA

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45. CASHEW DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES OF THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYSIA

A. MOKTAR

46. PROSPECTS FOR CASHEW CULTIVATION IN SURINAME

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47. MARKETING TRENDS IN CASHEW

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48. PATTERNS AND TRENDS IN INDIA’S EXPORT TRADE IN CASHEW

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49. THE FUTURE OF THE CASHEW INDUSTRY

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50. CASHEW, HAS IT A FUTURE?

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51. GENETIC IMPROVEMENT OF CASHEW IN KERALA

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52. VARIATION IN OPEN POLLINATED SEEDLING PROGNIES IN CASHEW

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53. EPIDERMAL MORPHOLOGY AND STOMATAL DEVELOPMENT IN ANACARDIACEAE

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54. SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF SEEDS AS A MASS SELECTION CRITERIAN IN CASHEW

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55. FLOWERING BEHAVIOUR AND CORRELATION STUDIES IN CASHEW

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56. STUDY OF MICROSPOROGENESIS IN CASHEW

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57. VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION IN CASHEW

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58. INCREASE CASHEW PRODUCTION ADOPTING VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION

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59. PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON PROPAGATION OF CASHEW BY STOOLING AND LAYERING

S. NAGABHUSHANAM

60. STUDIES ON CASHEWNUT AIR-LAYERS I. USE OF DIFFERENT DECOMPOSABLE CONTAINERS AND POTTING MIXTURES AS AIDS IN MAXIMISING FIELD SURVIVAL AND ESTABLISHMENT

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61. STUDIES ON CASHEWNUT AIR-LAYERS II. THE MORPHOLOGICAL AND ANATOMICAL CHARACTERS OF ROOTS IN RELATION TO TRANSPLANTATION SHOCK AND SUBSEQUENT FIELD MORTALITY

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62. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION OF CASHEW

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63. EFFECT OF SEASON POSITION AND AGE OF LEAF ON THE MAJOR NUTRIENT COMPOSITION OF CASHEW

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64. AN EASY TECHNIQUE FOR PREDICTING THE SEEDLING VIGOUR IN CASHEW

S. BHAGAVAN | C. CHENCHU SUBBAIAH

65. CASHEW RESEARCH IN KARNATAKA

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66. ROOT STUDIES IN CASHEW AIR-LAYERS AND SEEDLINGS

K.K. VIDYADHARAN | C.K. PEETHAMBARAN

67. BIO-ECOLOGY OF HELOPELTIS ANTONII SIGN. INFESTING CASHEW TREES

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68. CHEMICAL CONTROL OF CASHEW LEAF THRIPS (RHIPIPHOROTHRIPS CRUENTANTUS H.)

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69. FIELD EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF FOUR INSECTICIDES IN THE CONTROL OF TEA MOSQUITO

V. SINGH | G.B. PILLAI