• Phytophthora blight

  belonging to the Oomycetes and are therefore strictly speaking not fungi. They thrive at soil temperatures between 15 and 23 °C and higher water content

• Tea spider mite

  The protonymph has four pairs of legs. Deutonymphs are like protonymphs but they are larger. Males are short lived where as females live for 3 weeks during

• Biological Pest Control

  Targeted pest control Natural enemies only target specific pest species. They have minimal impact on non-target organisms, minimizing collateral damage [...] enemies from the pest's native habitat, conduct rigorous testing to ensure they won't harm non-target species, and then release them into the affected area

• Cut flowers

  Most lilies originate from temperate areas in the northern hemisphere, but they also occur in the northern subtropics.

• Black leg of seedlings

  growing roots of young plants and move towards them through the soil water. They infect the roots through small wounds, where the side roots are formed or

• Experience Centre

  Take a look inside a bumblebee hive and see these tireless workers do what they do best. Did you know that the vision of bumblebees differs vastly to that

• Broad mite

  climates, broad mites (Polyphagotarsonemus latus) are not a serious problem, as they are unable to overwinter. Mites belonging to the family of tarsonemids ( [...] rather large (about 0.07 mm) compared with the subsequent, active stages. They are transparent and speckled with white dots. The larva of the broad mite

• Bacterial canker of tomato

  The leaves wilt and curl upwards, often starting at one side of the plant. They turn brown but don’t fall off. On stems and shoots light stripes form, which

• Damping-off

  growing roots of young plants and move towards them through the soil water. They infect the roots through small wounds, where the side roots are formed or

• Spotted Wing Drosophila

  in lengthg, and have a wingspan of 6-8 mm. Males are smaller than females. They can be easily distinguished from males of other Drosophila species or SWD