TAILIEUCHUNG - Insect pollinators of carrot grown for seed production in Kashmir valley

The course of observation at Habak Urban park of SKUAST- Kashmir valley during 2016- 18, on the occurrence and pollinating activities of insects on carrots grown for seed, 11 species representing two orders, were collected. Most numerous in species were the hymenopterans families and the dipterous families Syrphidae. Most numerous in individuals were the dipterous families Syrphidae. Families and super families represented by the most efficient pollinators were Apoidea, Syrphidae. Abundance time’s efficiency was used as a pollination index for each species was recorded. On this basis the most important pollinators were recorded as Apis mellifera (), Apis cerana (). Honey bees (Apis mellifera L.) were efficient pollinators, on carrot flowers. In most areas a combination of honey bee colonies adjacent to carrot seed fields and elimination of competing bloom may be the most practical method of increasing carrot pollination. The highest see yield and germination were recorded under open pollination condition as compared to the enclosed condition. | Insect pollinators of carrot grown for seed production in Kashmir valley

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• Insect pollinators
• Carrot grown for seed production
• Carrot grown
• Seed production
• Enclosed condition
• Pollinators insects
• Brassica juncea
• Seed set
• Seed set of mustard
• Insect pollinators in reference
• Diversity of insect pollinators
• Honey bees
• Effect of entomophilous pollination
• Production in new alluvial zone
• Crop pest
• Their foraging behaviour
• Insect pollinators of pumpkin
• Foraging behaviour of Apis florea on pumpkin
• Apis florea
• Species richness
• Abundance of major insect pollinators
• Major floral visitors followed
• Bloom of crop
• Cajanus cajan
• Solitary bees
• Crop production
• Impact on crop production
• Diversity of insect pollinators associated
• Preliminary study on insect pollinators
• Apple crop in different geographical
• Apple crop
• Different geographical
• Yield of apples per hectare
• Pollination efficiency
• Summer squash
• Summer squash (Cucurbita pepo L
• Evaluation of pollination efficiency
• Major insect pollinators
• Double composite plate
• Orthotropic faceplate
• Simply supported boundary condition
• Enclosed air cavity
• Finite simply supported