07. Use of iodine-containing combinations during breeding entomophages

Moroz M. S., Maksin V. I.
Pages: 30-33.

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Abstract
To study the efficiency of an iodine-containing compound during the ontogenesis of entomophages. Methods. Laboratory, contain optimization of power, viability, performance. Results The washing of eggs of nutrients with iodine-containing compound at a temperature of 20-25oC and their storage to 180 hours at a temperature of 2-4oC optimizes reproductive potential, survival, vitality P2, migration and search capacity, adaptability of entomophages to aboriginal phytophages. As a result, populations of entomophages with positive changes are formed. Conclusions The use of iodine-containing compounds during the reproduction of entomophages will contribute to the protection of the environment, the conformity of products to international standards.

Key words: iodine-containing compounds, entomophages, optimization, nutrition, vitality, productivity, physiological adaptability.

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