Mango Stem borerMango Stem borer
Symptoms of damage •Grub tunnels in the sapwood on the trunk or branches •Grub bore into the sap wood and macking irregular tunnels. •Feeding the vascular tissues •interruption of
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Symptoms of damage •Grub tunnels in the sapwood on the trunk or branches •Grub bore into the sap wood and macking irregular tunnels. •Feeding the vascular tissues •interruption of
•Distribution : india, Pakistn, Myanmer, malaysia, china, formosa, japan, east africa, australia & the hawaiian island. •Host plant : musk melon and other cucurbits & also found tomato, chillis, guava,
•Distribution and Status : India, Pakistan, South-East Asia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Formosa, Philippines, Australia, China, Hawaii Islands, China and Taiwan. •Host range : Mango, guava, peach, apricot, cherry, pear, ber, citrus,
•Distribution and Status: America, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, Japan, Sri Lanka, Philippines, Indonesia and China •Host range: Citrus, certain deciduous plants and families of rutaceae. Symptoms of damage • Both nymphs
•Desterbution : India, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Formosa. •No alternative host plant Symptoms of damage •Nymphs and adults suck the sap of inflorescence •Withering •Shedding of flower buds and flowers
•Distribution : Africa, Japan •Hoat plant : citrus & Various other species of the family rutaceae. Identification •Egg : pale or greenish yellow when freshly laid, but later turn brown,
•Distribution and status: World wide •It is polyphagous pest •it is serious pest chickpea, pigeonpea, pea mungbean, urdbean, lentil, soybean, & cowpea •also been found damaging cotton, sorghum,
•Distribution and status: All over India. •Host range: Aonla, apple, ber, citrus, guava, litchi, loquat, peach, mulberry, pear, sapota, tamarind. •It is polyphagous pest Symptoms of damage •Caterpillar bores into
•Distribution and status: Hilly tracts in India and world •Host range: Apple Symptoms of damage •Nymphs and adults suck the juice from bark of the trunk or fruits •Weakening and
•Distribution and status: USA, India and Sri Lanka •Host range: Cabbage, tomato and other cruciferous vegetables. Damage symptoms •Caterpillars start scrapping and feeding on the leaves initially and later defoliate