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Table 6 Percentage of aborted mummies, adult longevity, and sex ratio of Telenomus remus after treated with EPF (1 × 106 conidia.mL−1)

From: Susceptibility of immature Telenomus remus, an egg parasitoid of Spodoptera frugiperda (J.E. Smith), to entomopathogenic fungi from South Sumatra, Indonesia

Isolates

Species

Mean of aborted mummies (%)a

Adult longevity (hours)b

Sex ratio (male: female)b

Control

9.52

52.68a

0.49

N = 149

JgSPK

Beauveria bassiana

46.00

40.92b

0.43

N = 150

JaGip

Beauveria bassiana

22.67

23.09d

0.53

N = 150

PiCrPga

Chaetomium sp

10.67

33.12c

0.53

N = 150

JaMsBys

Curvularia lunata

10.67

24.82d

0.47

N = 150

JaSpkPGA (2)

Beauveria bassiana

29.33

36.77c

0.41

N = 123

JgCrJr

Beauveria bassiana

4.67

41.88c

0.41

N = 150

JaTpOi(1)

Beauveria bassiana

0.00

41.52b

0.39

N = 150

JaSpkPGA (3)

Curvularia lunata

30.00

47.61ab

0.69

N = 150

JaTpOi(2)

Penicilium citrinum

38.00

31.8c

0.63

N = 150

CaTpPga

Metarhizium anisopliae

9.33

30.84 cd

0.66

N = 150

F-value

 

1.64 ns

31.64*

0.77 ns

P-value

 

1.89

2 × 10–16

0.63

HSD value

 

8.12

  1. * = significantly different; ns = not significantly different; data within a column followed by the different letters were significantly different at p < 0.05 according to Tukey’s test (HSD). Before statistical analysis, athe data were transformed using the Arcsin, bthe data were transformed using the square root