Cabbage Integrated Pest Management : An Ecological Guide.

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chemical ----------------------------------- 14hot water ---------------------------------- 14seed-borne diseases ------------------------- 13Seedbank ------------------------------------- 175SeNPV ------------------------------------ 92, 130SlNPV ------------------------------------ 92, 130soap --------------------------------------------- 68Soft rot ---------------------------------- 157, 158Soil --------------------------------------------- 16Soil conservation ------------------------------ 21Soil health--------------------------------------- 24soil imbalance ----------------------------------- 23soil infection ------------------------------------- 17soil pH -------------------------------------- 17, 18Soil sterilizationbiological --------------------------------- 38soil sterilization -------------------------- 18, 36soil structure ----------------------------------- 17soil test ------------------------------------------ 23soil testing kit ---------------------------------- 19soil type ----------------------------------------- 17Soil water-holding capacity ----------------- 24soil-borne diseases -------- 13, 17, 48, 139prevention -------------------------------- 18solarization ------------------------------------- 37Sowingflat field ------------------------------------ 39in pots ------------------------------------- 40precision ---------------------------------- 40raised seedbed -------------------------- 39spacing ----------------------------------- 43, 177spiders ----------------------------------------- 115Spodoptera exigua ---------------------------- 91Spodoptera litura ------------------------------ 91Spodoptera lituralis --------------------------- 91Spodoptera sp. --------------------------------- 91Steinernema bibionis ------------------------- 90Steinernema carpocapsae ---------------- 133Steinernema riobravis ----------------- 90, 133Steinernema sp. ------------------------------ 133Steinernema spp. --------------------------- 109stemborer ------------------------------------- 107sticky trap-------------------------------- 63, 105Storage ------------------------------------------ 48sub-soil ------------------------------------------ 38sulphur ----------------------------------------- 143susceptible variety ---------------------------- 12syrphid flies ----------------------------------- 114systemic pesticides -------------------------- 69tobacco ------------------------------------------ 65tolerance level ---------------------------------- 63tolerant variety --------------------------------- 12transplanting ------------------------------------ 42trap crop ----------------------------------- 47, 79Trichoderma ---------------------------------- 136Trichoderma harzianum -------------------- 148Trichoderma sp. -------- 148, 153, 159, 165seed treatment -------------------------- 15Trichoderma viride --------------------------- 148Trichoplusia ni --------------------------- 98, 122Undersowing ------------------------------------ 33variety selection ------------------------------- 11Verticillium lecanii ---------------------------- 105Verticillium sp. ------------------------ 104, 128viruses ---------------------------------- 137, 138UVWWater management --------------------------- 45webworm ---------------------------------------- 96Weed control -------------------------- 175, 177Weed management ------------------ 173, 175weed-free period concept ------------------ 176weedicides ------------------------------------ 178weeds -------------------------------------------- 59whitefly ---------------------------------- 103, 139WHO pesticide classification --------------- 70Why this guide? --------------------------------- 1wirestem --------------------------------------- 159Xanthomonas campestris ---------- 139, 155yellow sticky trap ------------------------------ 63Zoophthora radicans ------------------- 78, 128XYZTerraces ----------------------------------------- 21T205 Cabbage Ecological Guide - 2000
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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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Cabbage Crop Development2.2 Suscept
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Major Agronomic Practices3MAJOR AGR
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Major Agronomic Practices3.2.3 Seed
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Major Agronomic PracticesUse protec
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Major Agronomic Practices3.4.2 Soil
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Major Agronomic PracticesSome farme
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Major Agronomic PracticesEffects of
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Major Agronomic PracticesAn example
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Major Agronomic Practicesseed beds,
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Major Agronomic PracticesTransplant
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Major Agronomic Practices3.9 Water
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Major Cabbage Insect Pests5MAJOR CA
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Disease Ecology7.1 Plant diseases a
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Disease EcologyThe disease triangle
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Disease Ecologygrowth malformations
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Disease Ecology7.8 Control or manag
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Disease Ecologycontaminated seeds :
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Disease EcologyTrichoderma species
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Major Diseases of Cabbage8MAJORDISE
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