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Cotton is an important fibre crop of global significance cultivated in more than seventy countries. It is an important raw material for the Indian textile industry and plays a key role in the national economy in terms of both employment generation and foreign exchange. India thus enjoys the distinction of being the earliest country in the world to domesticate and to utilize its fibre to manufacture fabric (Mayee et al., 2004). In India cotton ecosystem harbours about 162 insect pest species and the monetary value of estimated yield losses due to insect pests has been estimated to be Rs 3,39,660 million annually (Dhaliwal et al., 2010). Among the sap feeders aphids Aphis gossypii (Glover), Leafhoppers Amrascabiguttula biguttula (Ishida), thrips Thrips tabaci (Linn) and whitefly Bemisia tabaci are deadly pests. A Cotton grower in India depends heavily on synthetic pesticides to combat sucking pests.

Bio Efficacy of Different Novel Insecticides against Cotton Thrips, T. tabaci in Transgenic Cotton