Seasonal Abundance of a Maskel or Oystershell Scale Lepidosaphes Pallidula (Williams) Infesting Mango Trees at Qaliobiya Governorate

B: Seasonal abundance of Maskel or oyster shell scale Lepidosaphes pallidula (Williams) is infected by mango trees Lepidosaphes pallidula (Williams) is the second most serious bivalve pest in Qaliobiya province. The bristles of the antenna of each antenna of the species are thickened, and on both sides of the second and third abdominal segments are blunt and hard end barbs, third and fourth abdominal segments on both sides, 3-6 marginal glands.

In the induction of mango tree flowers the following factors must be considered: 1) the type and flowering period of mango, 2) the flower inducing agent used, 3) the current state and physics of bud / Dosage by appearance, and 4) application time and environmental factors. In the experiment, the induction of the flower failed because the rainfall affected the flowering reaction of Carabao mango. Therefore, if spraying is performed in a short time before the climate of the whole experiment is restricted, flowering induction can not be assured. However, as studied, in addition to spraying with KNO 3, flower-induced forms can still be applied. Mango trees may still be induced during the off season

In Orissa, mango flowers start around Poussa (December to January) and continue to Magha. (February) There are thousands of flowers blooming in the branches of the mango tree, singing winter songs, reminiscent of the beautiful gift that nature left us. However, dense fog, premature rain, and other climatic abnormalities prevented mango flower growth and influenced the production of mango. Bakula Amabasya celebrates Orissa to protect mango tree from all kinds of evil (reading natural disasters)