PEST / BACTERIAL / FUNGAL IDENTIFICATION IN CROP SYMPTOMS SUGGESTED PRODUCT Diamondback Moth Caterpillars feed on the undersurface of leaves, bite holes in leaves and cause serious damage. Traps + Meta + BT Head Borer Caterpillars web the leaves and bore into the stem, stalk, or leaf veins. They bore into the cabbage head also making it unfit for consumption. Traps + Meta + BT Leaf Webber Webbed leaves with fecal matter, Skeletonized leaves. Traps + Meta + BT Aphids This pest infests crucifers in the cold season. Both the nymphs and adults suck sap from plants causing a loss of vigor. Lifeline + Traps + Meta + BT Tobacco Caterpillar In early stages, the caterpillars are gregarious and scrape the chlorophyll content of leaf lamina giving it a papery white appearance. Traps + Meta + BT Damping Off It occurs in two stages, i.e. the pre-emergence and the post-emergence phase. In the pre-emergence phase, the seedlings are killed just before they reach the soil surface. The post-emergence phase is characterized by the infection of the young, juvenile tissues of the collar at the ground level. Indofa + Bacillus Club root Stunting and yellowing of plants, Leaves become yellowish and wilt on hot days. Club-like swelling of root and rootlets. Indofa + Bacillus Alternaria Leaf Spot Spots are small, dark-colored, They enlarge, and soon become circular & 1mm. in diameter Indofa + Bacillus Black Rot First, appear as chlorotic or yellow (angular) areas near the leaf margins. The yellow area extends to veins and midrib forming characteristic ‘v-shaped chlorotic spots which later turn black. Indofa + Bacillus Downy Mildew Small purplish brown spots on the undersurface of leaves. Small, pale yellow angular spots on the upper surface of leaves, with downy growth on the under surface. The spots coalesce and the leaves shrivel and dry up prematurely. Life-line + Indofa + BT + Bacillus Powdery Mildew White powdery spots on the upper surface of leaves, stems, flower parts, etc. Life-line + Indofa + BT + Bacillus White Rust White, shiny raised blisters (pustules) on the lower surfaces of leaves, stems, and flowers. BT + Bacillus Subtilis