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Petiole Maggot 11Whitefly 12Mites 12Root-knot Nematodes 12Cruciferous Vegetables 12Diamond Back Moths 12Leaf Webbers 13Stem Borer 13Aphids 13Minor Pest 14Tobacco Caterpillar 14Leguminous Vegetables 14Pod Borers 14Aphids 15Bugs 15Bean Fly 15Leafhoppers 16Cucurbitaceous Vegetables 17Red Pumpkin Beetle 17Serpentine Leaf Miner 17Fruit Fly 17Red Spider Mite 17Thrips 17Leaf Eating Caterpillar 18Root-knot Nematodes 18Onion and Garlic 18Thrips 18Maggot 19Army Worms 20Bulb Mite 20Eriophyid Mite 20Red Spider Mite 21DISEASE MANAGEMENT 23Tomato 23Alternaria Blight 23Late Blight 23Collar Rot 24Pseudocercospora Leaf Blight 24White Rot 25Fruit Rots 25Grey Leaf Spot 26Bacterial Spot 26Bacterial Speck 27Leaf Curl Complex 27viIntegrated Pest Management Schedule for Vegetables
Brinjal 28Phomopsis Blight 28Rhizoctonia Root Rot 28Sclerotinia Rot 29Collar Rot 29Pseudocercospora Leaf Blight 30Bacterial Wilt 30Little Leaf 30Chilli/Capsicum 31Dieback and Anthracnose 31Bacterial Leaf Spot 31White Rot 32Leaf Blight 32Phytophthora Leaf blight/Fruit Rot 33Leaf Curl Complex 33Sun Scald 34Okra 34Leaf Blight 35Yellow Vein Mosaic 35Enation Leaf Curl 35Root-Knot Nematode 35Leguminous Vegetables 36Root and Stem Rot 36Collar Rot 36Powdery Mildew 37Rust 37Leaf Blight 38Sclerotinia Blight 38Bacterial Blight 39Cow pea Golden Mosaic 39Cucurbits 40Anthracnose 40Downy Mildew 40Powdery Mildew 41Fruit Rots 41Gummy Stem Blight 42Leaf Spots 42Bacterial Wilt 43Mosaic and Leaf Distortion 43Cole Crops 44Downy Mildew 44Alternaria Leaf Spot 44White Rot 45Bacterial Black Rot 45Contents /vii
Page 2: Source / CourtesyIndian Institute o
Page 11: INTRODUCTIONIntegrated Pest Managem
Page 14: ManagementUnder Open Conditions:Eff
Page 17 and 18: ud and the grown up larvae migrate
Page 19 and 20: ManagementSeed treatment with bio-p
Page 21 and 22: OKRALeafhoppers (Amrasca biguttula
Page 23 and 24: ManagementSow Indian mustard as a t
Page 26 and 27: serious during dry periods of Khari
Page 28 and 29: Spray any systemic insecticides lik
Page 30 and 31: Biological: Ground beetle is a good
Page 33 and 34: DISEASEMANAGEMENTTOMATOAlternaria B
Page 35 and 36: ManagementCut the infected plant pa
Page 37 and 38: ManagementSummer ploughing to desic
Page 39 and 40: Seedlings dip in Trichoderma @1% su
Page 41 and 42: the plant. The disease is caused by
Page 43 and 44: Phytophthora Leaf blight/Fruit RotS
Page 45 and 46: Yellow Vein Mosaic (YVMV- Gemini vi
Page 47 and 48: Seed treatment with Trichoderma @ 0
Page 49 and 50: Fungicidal spray must be started at
Page 51 and 52: Powdery mildew on bottle gourdBrown
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Circular spots with variable size a
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Spots on cabbage & concentric ringM
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ii) Host Plant ResistanceOnion vari
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Downy Mildew (Peronosporadestructor
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Pink rot due to PhomaDisease Cycle:
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Cercospora spot in spinachManagemen
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portion of rhizome and base line st
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SprayHaNPV 250 LE/ha (2 x 10 9 POB)
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Release egg parasitoid like, Tricho
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MANAGEMENT OF NEMATODES INPROTECTED
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Nuclear Polyhedrosis Virus (NPV)Met
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ANNEXURE-IOccurrence of Fungal Dise
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Crop Disease Pathogen Severity (%)
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ANNEXURE-IIIOccurrence of Major Vir
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New insecticidesCommon name Trade n
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ANNEXURE-VIEconomic threshold level
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22. Dieldrine23. Maleic Hydrazide24
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