EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS

The efficiency of ant workers Messor rufitarsis in transmitting of un culturing seeds during the years of 2004 and 2005 were studied, It was found that ant workers dispersed the seeds of lettuce, cabbage, snake cucumber, barley, muskmelon and wheat untreated with cruiser insecticide in addition to t...

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Main Author: Nada S. Othman
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: College of Agriculture 2010-04-01
Series:Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
Online Access:https://magrj.mosuljournals.com/article_33936_6986ae685d34ece0c54d019eca13b592.pdf
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spelling doaj-891270eca1a3496191d9da338382ff582020-11-25T02:56:50ZaraCollege of AgricultureMesopotamia Journal of Agriculture1815-316X2224-97962010-04-0138019820410.33899/magrj.2010.3393633936EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDSNada S. OthmanThe efficiency of ant workers Messor rufitarsis in transmitting of un culturing seeds during the years of 2004 and 2005 were studied, It was found that ant workers dispersed the seeds of lettuce, cabbage, snake cucumber, barley, muskmelon and wheat untreated with cruiser insecticide in addition to the seeds of the last two types of seeds treated with insecticide that placed at the dimensions of 0.1, 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10 m. Far from the ant nest opening, while the seeds of parsley, cress and celery that treated with the insecticide and placed at 10 m. Far from the nest opening with were remained with value of average 23.66, 23.46 & 22.26 seeds, respectively In 2005, M. rufitarsis the ant workers had dispersed all the treated and untreated seeds with insecticide which comprised snake cucumber, grass, wheat, barley, radish and cauliflower in addition to the untreated seeds with the insecticide for each of muskmelon, parsley, carrots, table beet, squash and cabbage that is placed at 0.1 m. Far from the nest opening.https://magrj.mosuljournals.com/article_33936_6986ae685d34ece0c54d019eca13b592.pdf
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EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS
Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
author_facet Nada S. Othman
author_sort Nada S. Othman
title EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS
title_short EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS
title_full EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS
title_fullStr EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS
title_full_unstemmed EFFICAIENCY OF BLACK ANT WORKERS Messor rufitarsis (Fab.) WORKERS IN DISPERSING UN CULTIVATED SEEDS
title_sort efficaiency of black ant workers messor rufitarsis (fab.) workers in dispersing un cultivated seeds
publisher College of Agriculture
series Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
issn 1815-316X
2224-9796
publishDate 2010-04-01
description The efficiency of ant workers Messor rufitarsis in transmitting of un culturing seeds during the years of 2004 and 2005 were studied, It was found that ant workers dispersed the seeds of lettuce, cabbage, snake cucumber, barley, muskmelon and wheat untreated with cruiser insecticide in addition to the seeds of the last two types of seeds treated with insecticide that placed at the dimensions of 0.1, 2, 4, 6, 8 & 10 m. Far from the ant nest opening, while the seeds of parsley, cress and celery that treated with the insecticide and placed at 10 m. Far from the nest opening with were remained with value of average 23.66, 23.46 & 22.26 seeds, respectively In 2005, M. rufitarsis the ant workers had dispersed all the treated and untreated seeds with insecticide which comprised snake cucumber, grass, wheat, barley, radish and cauliflower in addition to the untreated seeds with the insecticide for each of muskmelon, parsley, carrots, table beet, squash and cabbage that is placed at 0.1 m. Far from the nest opening.
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