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—Distribution and status: Countrywide distribution —Host range: Ber —Make cavities in the skin of fruit & lay 1-2 spindle shaped creamy white egg. Damage symptoms —Maggots feed on fruit pulp
Distribution and status : •India, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Thailand, Burma, Srilanka, Laos, South Africa, Congo. It is a major and regular pest of brinjal causing damage to even 30 -50% of
Introduction •Distribution and status: Widely distributed in Myanmar, Sri Lanka, India, Arabia and East Africa. •Host range: Crucifers, rice, sugarcane, indigo and coffee •Damage caused by : Nymph & Adult
Introduction •Host plant : mustard, toria, rapseed, cabbage, cauliflower, knol-knol, turnip, radish, etc. •Damage caused by : larvae Identification •Larvae : -Dark green, have 8 pairs of abdominal prolegs. -5
Introduction •Distribution and status: Distributed worldwide and is a serious pest •Host range: Cruciferous oilseeds like toria, sarson, raya, taramira and Brassica vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, knol-khol. •Damage by :
Introduction •Damage caused by : Caterpillar Identification •Larvae : – full-grown 25-30 mm length, reddish brown, with black blotches all over the body •Adult – Moths are orange yellow with
•Serious pests •Distribution and status: India, Africa, Argentina, Chile, U.S.A. Europe and Australia. •Host Plants: Groundnut, beans, safflower, lablab, niger, peas, pulses and some weeds. •Vector of virus disease
Introduction •Distribution and status: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines. •Host range: Castor, rose, pomegranate, tea, citrus, mango, Cadiospermum helicacabum Identification •Larva: semilooper with varying shades of colour
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Introduction Identification Life cycle Damage Management •Plough the field to expose the eggs •Spray phosphamidon 40 SL 600 ml/ha