Cabbage Integrated Pest Management : An Ecological Guide.

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Plate 3Fig. 13 : Advanced symptoms of downy mildew :Older leaves take on a speckled appearance.(See section 8.7, page 167)(Source : DPI, 1994)Fig. 14 : Field symptomsof black leg :The disease damages theroots, causing plants towilt and collapse.(See section 8.8, page 169)(Source : DPI, 1994)201 Cabbage Ecological Guide - 2000
KEYWORD INDEXacid soil ------------------------------------------ 19AESA -------------------------------------------- 64agro-ecosystem analysis -------------------- 63Agronomic practices ------------------------- 10Agrotis ipsilon ----------------------------------- 88Agrotis segetum -------------------------------- 88Agrotis sp. --------------------------------------- 88Alternaria brassicae ------------------------- 160Alternaria leaf spot -------------------- 139, 160anatomy ----------------------------------------- 52annual weeds---------------------------------- 174antagonist ------------------------- 57, 137, 147aphid lions ------------------------------------ 113aphids --------- 82, 110, 112, 114, 119, 139mummies -------------------------------- 119armyworm --------------------------------------- 91ash --------------------------------------------- 67Bacillus thuringiensis ----- 78, 93, 102, 125bacteria --------------------------------- 137, 138Baculoviruses -------------------------------- 130Beauveria bassiana ------------------ 127, 179Beauveria sp.--------------------------------- 104Bemisia tabaci ------------------------------- 103beneficials --------------------------------------- 57biocontrol agents ------------------------ 57, 68biofumigation ----------------------------------- 38biological pesticides -------------------------- 68Biopesticides ----------------------------------- 68biorationals ------------------------------------- 68birds ------------------------------------------- 134Black leg -------------------------------------- 169Black rot--------------------------------------- 155boron -------------------------------------- 33, 143Boron deficiency ----------------------------- 171botanicals -------------------------------- 64, 150Bottom rot------------------------------------- 159boundary area planting ----------------------- 21Brevicoryne brassicae----------------- 82, 128broadleaf weeds ----------------------------- 175Bt ------------------------------------------- 125ABcabbageorigin --------------------------------------- 4cabbage heart caterpillar -------------------- 94cabbage looper -------------------------------- 98cabbage white butterfly -------------------- 100calcium ---------------------------------------- 143calendar spraying --------------------------- 150Chili --------------------------------------------- 67Chrysopa carnea ---------------------------- 112Chrysopa rufilabris -------------------------- 112climate ------------------------------------------- 11Clubroot --------------------------------------- 163coccinellid beetle ---------------------------- 110Coenosa sp. ---------------------------------- 108compensation ------------------------------ 8, 55Compost ---------------------------- 17, 24, 154advantages ------------------------------- 24decomposition time -------------------- 27disadvantages --------------------------- 25disease control -------------------------- 27how to prepare -------------------------- 25how to use ------------------------------- 29tea ----------------------------------------- 29temperature ------------------------------ 26thermometer ----------------------------- 27Cotesia glomerata ------------------ 101, 122Cotesia marginiventrus --------------------- 122Cotesia plutellae ------------------------ 77, 122Cotesia rubecula ----------------------------- 122Cover crops ------------------------ 21, 29, 177critical weed-free period -------------------- 176Crocidolomia binotalis----------------- 94, 128crop defenders --------------------------------- 57crop development ------------------------------- 5Crop rotation --------------------- 48, 145, 176crop visitors ------------------------------------- 56cropping calendar ------------------------------ 6cutworm ----------------------------------------- 88damping-off ----------------------------------- 152decomposition --------------------------------- 24CDCabbage Ecological Guide - 2000202
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Why this guide?About this guideThis
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Introduction1.4 Cabbage: a bit of h
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Cabbage Crop DevelopmentPresently t
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