Dr. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh

Name: Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh Address: Vegetable Pests Department, Plant Protection Research Institute, 7 Nadi El-Sead St., Dokki, Giza, Egypt. Phone: +202 4824 7856 Mobile: +2 -010 8153 882 Fax:: +202 33372193 E-mail: badrelsabah@yahoo.com

• Education:
  1. B.Sc. in entomology and chemistry form Science Faculty, Ain Shams Univ. in 1990.
  2. M. Sc. Form Science faculty, Ain Shams Univ. in 1998.
  3. Ph. D. from Science Faculty, Ain Shams Univ. in 2003.
  
   
• Employment history:
  1. Researcher in 2003 till now.
  2. Junior researcher in 1998.
  3. Researcher assistant in 1991.
  
   
• Training Courses and conferences:
  1. Training courses for serious vegetable pests and their integrated management 8-29/1/1995 by Agriculture Ministry.
  2. The 1st Conference for IPM by Agric. Fac., Cairo Univ., 22-23 April 2001,Cairo , Egypt.
  3. The 1st Scientific Conference for the pesticide central lab., 3-6 Sept. 2002, Giza, Egypt.
  4. The 2nd International Conference for Plant Protection Research Institute, 21-24 Dec., 2002, Giza, Egypt.
  5. The 1st association for the natural toxins society 19 Oct. 2003, Swez Canal Univ., Egypt.
  6. The 28th international conference for biological sciences 18-23 Jan. 2004, Cairo, Egypt.
  7. The 1st international conference for the Egyptian Biological Control Society 5-7 April 2004, Cairo, Egypt.
  8. The 1st conference for virology 7-8 Dec. 2004, Giza, Egypt.
  9. The 3rd International Conference for Plant Protection research institute 26-29 Nov. 2005, Giza, Egypt.
  10. The IPM conference in Fayoum Univ., 16-18 Jan. 2006.
  11. Training course of the identification of fruit flies arranged by the national project to eradicate the peach fruit fly, Bactrocera zonata from Egypt, March 2006.
  12. Workshop on Biotechnology and its application in ARC, 10-21 Sept. 2006.
  13. The ninth conference of the Arabic plant protection society in Syria, Nov.2006.
  
   
• Membership In Societies:
  1. Egyptian Entomology Society.
  2. Egyptian Biological Pest Control society.
  3. Egyptian Virology Society.
  4. The Natural Toxins Society.
  5. Arab Society for Plant Protection
  6. Egyptian -German Zoology Society.
  7. Applied Sciences Society.
  8. Natural Wealth and Wild Life Society.
  9. Egyptian Society of Pharamacology.
  
   
• List of Publications:
  1. Abd-Alfatah, H.; Abdel-Rahman, H.; M. Haydar and Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (1999). Field evaluation of certain oils and insecticides onpotato aphids and their natural enemies. Ain-Shams Sci. Bull, (37), 1-10.
      
  2. Abdel Fatah, H.; Abdel Rhaman,H.; M.Haydar and Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (1990). Relative susceptibility of 14 potato varieties to infestation by aphids in the field. Ain-Shams Sci., Bull., (37), 11-17.
      
  3. Abdel-Rhaman, H.; M.Haydar; Fawkia Ibrahem and Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2003). Combined effect of planting dates and inorganic fertilizers on the population density of certain potato insect pests under field condition. Egypt. J.Acad. Envir. Develop. Soc., (Ent.) 2(3), 63-81
      
  4. Abdel Fatah, H.; Abdel Rhaman, H.; M.Haydar and Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2000). Seasonal abundance of potato aphids and their natural enemies. Egypt. J. Agric. Res., 78 (1), 121-131.
      
  5. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2003a). Integrated pest management for the cucurbit fruit fly, Dacus ciliatus (Leow) as new and modern pest in Egypt. Agric. Magi., 5(546) 54-56.
      
  6. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2003b).Recent records for parasitoid species of the cucurbit fly, Dacus ciliatus in Egypt. Egypt. J. Biolo. Pest Control, 13 (1&2) 127.
      
  7. Badr El- Sabah A. Fetoh and Y. Afia (2004a). Preliminary biological aspect of the new recorded pupal parasitoid, Dirhinus luzonesis of cucurbit fly, Dacus ciliatus and peach fruit fly, Bactrocera zonata, in Egypt.1st Conference of Applied Bilogical Pest Control, Cairo Egypt, 5-7 April Egypt. J. Biolo. Pest Control, 14(1), 73-76.
      
  8. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh and A. Azazy (2004b). Integration of three bio-control agents for the control of the cabbage worm, Pieris rapae. Egypt. J. Biolo. Pest Control, 14(1) 225-230.
      
  9. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh and Y.Afia (2004c). New records for parasitoid species of cucurbit fly, Dacus ciliatus and peach fly, Bactrocera zonata in Egypt. Egypt. J. Biolo. Pest control, 14(2): 427.
      
  10. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2005a). Molecular and modern taxonomy of Dacus (= Bactrocera) spp. attack in vegetable in Egypt. Egypt. J. Ger. Soc. (4 & E)7: 1-21.
       
  11. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2005b). Rearing the true spider Thomisus spinifer as new predator on the pumpkin fly, Dacus ciliatus. Egypt. J. Appl. Sci., (10A), 317-321.
       
  12. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh; Mousa; G. and Mohamaden, T. (2005c).Utilization of El-Oshar plant extract as a novel and safe approach in controlling the pumpkin fly, Dacus ciliatus and peach fruit fly, Bactrocera zonata Egypt. Egypt. J. Agric. Res., 873(1), 285-291.
       
  13. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2006a). Occurrences, distribution and biology of the pumpkin fly, Dacus ciliatus as reappearing pest in Egypt. Egypt. J. Agric. Res. (83):1-16.
       
  14. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2006). New records and field survey of parasitoids of the cucurbit fly, Dacus ciliatus and the peach fruit fly, Bactrocera zonata for first time in Egypt. the ninth conference of the Arabic plant protection society, Nov. Syria, 37.
       
  15. Abdel Same, S. and Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh (2006). New record for Bactrocera zonata on potatoes in Egypt. Egypt. J. Agric. Res. (83):65-66.
       
  16. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh and N. Soleiman (2007). Ability of the peach fruit fly, Bactrocera zonata to attach some horticultural and vegetable fruits. J. Agric. Sci. Mansoura Univ.,32(5):3779-3789.
       
  17. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh and A. Taha (2007). Host preference of the cucurbit fly, Dacus ciliatus. Press Data. Soc. Ent. Egypt. J.
       
  18. Badr El-Sabah A. Fetoh and V. Sh. Abd El-Malk (2007).Molecular discrimination between the cucurbit fly, Dacus ciliatus Loew and the peach fruit fly, Bactrocera zonata Saunders (Diptera: Tephritidae) using electrophoretic patterns of acid phosphatase and alkine phosphatase enzymes. Press Data. Soc. Ent. Egypt. J.
       
  
   
• Other activities:
  1. Editor of the third book from a serial electronic books produced by Plant Protection Research Institute (PPRI), under title "Integrated Pest Management of Cabbage" in 2004, 19 p.
  2. Supervisor and the Principal Investigator of the project funded by Egyptian Agriculture Ministry dealing with Follow up and Detection for the peach fruit fly , Bactrocera zonata as new pest on vegetables in Egypt and its intgrated management in 2006 till now .