Tagetes

associated with the African marigold, Tagetes erecta L. A.S. Abdel Wahab*, M.A.K. El-Sheikh & S. Elnagar Department of Economic Entomology and Pesticides, Faculty of Agriculture, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt Four different thrips species; marigold thrips, Neohydatothrips samayunkur; western flower thrips, Frankliniella occidentalis; tomato thrips, Frankliniella schultzei and onion thrips, Thrips tabaci were recorded on marigold plants in the field. Tagetes erecta L. was grown on the experimental

(Thysanoptera: Thripidae) on marigold in Egypt A. S. Abd El-Wahab Abstract Neohydatothrips samayunkur, a thrips species infest African marigold, is recorded from Egypt for the first time. A detailed description is given of how to identify this thrips species. Tagetes erecta L. were grown in the experimental farm at Giza governorate, Egypt. The Sampling was carried out during mid April to late July and from early September to late December, (2013& 2014). A weekly sample randomly selected and examined for the presence

(Thysanoptera: Thripidae) on marigold in Egypt A. S. Abd El-Wahab Abstract Neohydatothrips samayunkur, a thrips species infest African marigold, is recorded from Egypt for the first time. A detailed description is given of how to identify this thrips species. Tagetes erecta L. were grown in the experimental farm at Giza governorate, Egypt. The Sampling was carried out during mid April to late July and from early September to late December, (2013& 2014). A weekly sample randomly selected and examined for the presence

This EEI is aimed to examine the response of coloured incandescent light bulbs which emitted different wavelengths of light on Tagetes erecta seedlings. The seedlings were exposed to red, orange, yellow, green and blue and sunlight The seedlings were placed in an open card board box for with the coloured light for 26 days. After the end of the growth period, the results partly agreed to the hypothesis but there were significant errors which may have led to this occurrence. It showed healthy growth

holds traditional value in its native land. When discussing its classification, it is as follows; the kingdom is Plantae, the phylum is Tracheophyta, class is Magnoliopsida, order is Asterales, family is Asteraceae, the genus is Tagetes, and finally, the species is Tagetes erecta L (Plants Profile). When thinking about the bigger picture, the Targetes erecta is a plant that is edible and is often consumed by herbivores in the wild.

design these products are all intended to be lethal – to insects that is!  People can be affected to some degree as all. Thus, this study aimed to develop an alternative household insecticide utilizing the Extract from Marigold Plant (Tagetes erecta L.) and recycled cigarette butts as highly economic,

lives today that are great for gardeners, but in the United States, one of the easiest to recognize ends up being marigolds. There are more than 50 different species of this type of flower that are all taxonomies by botany into what is known as the Tagetes genus. You may be extremely surprised to discover that a marigold is classified as a kind of daisy despite the fact that it is quite different looking than a daisy except perhaps possessing a round shape. Marigolds are one of the most cheery blossoms

Introduction Beside the natural activities, almost all human activities also have potential contribution to Arsenic contamination in the environment as side effects occurs in many parts of the world and is a global problem. In many areas As level has crossed the safe threshold level. Large-scale groundwater pollution by geogenic arsenic (As) in West-Bengal and Bangladesh has recently promoted this element into an environmental pollutant of prime concern. Epidemiological studies have documented various

is Marigold. October Birth Flower – Marigold Marigold is a Mediterranean native plant and are found in a range of colors from gold, yellow, and white. But the most common and popular is the bright orange. There are two types of these marigold – tagetes and calendula. While the former is toxic in nature, the latter is used for culinary and medicinal purposes. Significance of marigolds Marigold flowers have deep

Well, that is understandable when the product is packed with up to 3 synthetic scenting agents: Fragrance, Lilial and Hydroxycitronellal. That is not to mention a bunch of nature oils that contribute to Zest's strong scent: Sweet Wild Orange Oil, Tagetes Oil, Viola Odorata, Citrus Aurantium Amara, etc. With 70% of the ingredients are scenting agents, we are left with a powerful refreshing lemony and floral aroma. The other 30% includes some holding agents (PVP and Orange Juice) and bulking agents