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Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) cultivation in Ghana is constrained by bollworms that damage squares (flower buds) and developing bolls, resulting in loss in seed cotton yield. Control of these insects is heavily dependent on insecticides that are costly and also pose health and environmental risks to users. Potential alternative control strategies have focused on using cotton genetically modified with the soil-borne bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis Berliner (Bt) that confer resistance against these pests. This study evaluated the field efficacy of the genetically modified FK 95 Bollgard II (FK 95 BG II) cotton for control of bollworms in Ghana.

Field efficacy of genetically modified FK 95 Bollgard II cotton for control of bollworms, Lepidoptera, in Ghana