• Grape downy mildew

  conditions, infecting leaves, shoots, and young berries, often resulting in severe yield and quality losses. Infections during flowering and early berry d [...] turning brown and necrotic as the disease progresses Premature leaf drop in severe infections, reducing photosynthesis and vine vigor Shoot and tendril symptoms

• Click beetles

  base of plants. This can cause the plants to wilt and die. Damage is more severe in young plants. Life cycle and appearance of Click beetles Adult Agriotis

• Black sigatoka disease

  Lesions merge and the whole leaf turns brown and ultimately dies. In cases of severe infection leaves may die within a few weeks. Because of the lack of leaf

• Beet armyworm

  beet armyworm (Spodoptera exigua) lays its eggs in packets, sometimes in several layers, and on top of a mass of white, cottony hairs and scales from the [...] the underside of leaves, in groups of 10 to 250 eggs. They hatch after several days, revealing small, drab yellow-green caterpillars . Their colour gradually

• Grape mealy bug

  support sooty mould growth on infected area. Young vines often die due to severe infestation of mealy bugs. Feeding damage in grapes is minimal but the

• Don Sanchez Fresh innovates with biological control in avocados

  ly controlled the white mite, a pest that had been a major problem for several berry growers in the region. That was when they learned about Koppert's [...] biological pest control gives. More open doors thanks to biological control In several countries there are regulations limiting the use of certain pesticides and

• Lurem-TR

  yellow sticky traps and thus ensures earlier discovery of the pest. Pests Several thrips species, such as Frankliniella occidentalis and Thrips tabaci . Crops

• Plant Disease Management

  Preventing plant diseases Effective prevention of plant diseases involves several key practices. Monitoring Regular monitoring of your plants is vital. Keep [...] to control fungal plant diseases. These biofungicides function through several mechanisms that collectively contribute to enhanced disease management and

• Brown root rot, corky root rot

  produce mycelium that in turn infect the roots of tomato and other hosts. Several alternate hosts in outdoor cropping systems are known: pepper, melon, aubergine

• Bacterial spot

  As with powdery mildew infection, pepper plants shed the leaves that are severely infected. Humid conditions are conducive for lesion expansion. On the stems