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Repeated measures parameters of MANOVA for main effects and associated interactions for mortality levels of Sitophilus oryzae and Oryzaephilus surinamensis adults (error df = 384). “Wilks' Lamda approximate F value.

Table 1 Repeated measures parameters of MANOVA for main effects and associated interactions for mortality levels of Sitophilus oryzae and Oryzaephilus surinamensis adults (error df = 384). “Wilks' Lamda approximate F value.

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For each exposure interval, within each formulation and dose, means followed by the same lowercase letter are not significantly different (in all cases df = 5, 53; HSD test a 0.05). For each exposure interval, within each temperature and r.h., means followed by the same uppercase letter are not significantly different (in all cases df = 7,71; HSD tes at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Mean mortality (% + SE) of Sitophilus oryzae adults after exposure on wheat treated with two formulations of zeolites (Zeocem, Mycostop) applied at four dose rates (250, 500, 750 and 1000 ppm) at different temperature and r.h. combinations.
For each exposure interval, within each formulation and dose, means followed by the same lowercase letter are not significantly different (in all cases df = 5, 53; HSD test a 0.05). For each exposure interval, within each temperature and r.h., means followed by the same uppercase letter are not significantly different (in all cases df = 7,71; HSD tes at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Mean mortality (% + SE) of Sitophilus oryzae adults after exposure on wheat treated with two formulations of zeolites (Zeocem, Mycostop) applied at four dose rates (250, 500, 750 and 1000 ppm) at different temperature and r.h. combinations.
For each exposure interval, within each formulation and dose, means followed by the same lowercase letter are not significantly different (in all cases df = 5, 53, HSD test at 0.05). For each exposure interval, within each temperature and r.h., means followed by the same uppercase letter do not differ significantly (in all cases df = 7, 71; HSD test at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Mean mortality (% + SE) of Oryzaephilus surinamensis adults after exposure on wheat treated with two formulations of zeolites (Zeocem, Mycostop) applied at four dose rates (250, 500, 750 and 1000 ppm) at different temperature and r.h. combinations.
For each exposure interval, within each formulation and dose, means followed by the same lowercase letter are not significantly different (in all cases df = 5, 53, HSD test at 0.05). For each exposure interval, within each temperature and r.h., means followed by the same uppercase letter do not differ significantly (in all cases df = 7, 71; HSD test at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Mean mortality (% + SE) of Oryzaephilus surinamensis adults after exposure on wheat treated with two formulations of zeolites (Zeocem, Mycostop) applied at four dose rates (250, 500, 750 and 1000 ppm) at different temperature and r.h. combinations.
* Treatment corresponds to two zeolite formulations, at four doses each (plus one untreated control). counts of Sitophilus oryzae and Oryzaephilus surinamensis 65 d after the removal of the parental adults on untreated wheat, or wheat treated with different zeolites and doses at different temperature and r.h combinations (error df = 432). Our results are in accordance with previous data that show that the efficacy of zeolites is affected by environmental condi- tions, insect species, and formulation properties (Kljajic et al., 2010a, 2011). The data of our study suggest that Zeocem caused generally higher mortality than Mycostop for both species tested,
* Treatment corresponds to two zeolite formulations, at four doses each (plus one untreated control). counts of Sitophilus oryzae and Oryzaephilus surinamensis 65 d after the removal of the parental adults on untreated wheat, or wheat treated with different zeolites and doses at different temperature and r.h combinations (error df = 432). Our results are in accordance with previous data that show that the efficacy of zeolites is affected by environmental condi- tions, insect species, and formulation properties (Kljajic et al., 2010a, 2011). The data of our study suggest that Zeocem caused generally higher mortality than Mycostop for both species tested,
Within each temperature and r.h. means followed by the same uppercase letter do not differ significantly (in all cases df = 8, 80; HSD test at 0.05). Within each row means followed by the same lowercase letter do not differ significantly (df = 5, 107; HSD test at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Progeny counts (number of adults/vial + SE) of Sitophilus oryzae 65 d after the removal of the parental adults on untreated wheat or on wheat treated with two zeolite for- mulations (Zeocem and Mycostop) at four dose rates and different temperature and r.h. combinations.
Within each temperature and r.h. means followed by the same uppercase letter do not differ significantly (in all cases df = 8, 80; HSD test at 0.05). Within each row means followed by the same lowercase letter do not differ significantly (df = 5, 107; HSD test at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Progeny counts (number of adults/vial + SE) of Sitophilus oryzae 65 d after the removal of the parental adults on untreated wheat or on wheat treated with two zeolite for- mulations (Zeocem and Mycostop) at four dose rates and different temperature and r.h. combinations.
Within each temperature and r.h. means followed by the same uppercase letter do not differ significantly (in all cases df = 8, 80; HSD test at 0.05). Within each row means followed by the same lowercase letter do not differ significantly (df =5, 107; HSD test at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Progeny counts (number of adults/vial + SE) of Oryzaephilus surinamensis 65 d after the removal of the parental adults on untreated wheat or on wheat treated with two zeolite formulations (Zeocem and Mycostop) at four dose rates and different temperature and r.h. combinations.
Within each temperature and r.h. means followed by the same uppercase letter do not differ significantly (in all cases df = 8, 80; HSD test at 0.05). Within each row means followed by the same lowercase letter do not differ significantly (df =5, 107; HSD test at 0.05). Where no letters exist, no significant differences were noted. Progeny counts (number of adults/vial + SE) of Oryzaephilus surinamensis 65 d after the removal of the parental adults on untreated wheat or on wheat treated with two zeolite formulations (Zeocem and Mycostop) at four dose rates and different temperature and r.h. combinations.
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