Titlebook: Vegetable Crop Pests; Roderick G. McKinlay Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 crop.crop pests.c

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Pests of Cruciferous Crops, adapted insects can colonise successfully a wide range of the 220 genera of Cruciferae, many wild plants and garden flowers are reservoirs of pests of cultivated crops. The two genera of Cruciferae cultivated most extensively are . L. and . L. Until about 15 years ago, cultivars of . L. were the co

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Pests of Cucurbit Crops: Marrow, Pumpkin, Squash, Melon and Cucumber,made a strong case for India as its area of origin. The origin of the white-flowered or ‘bottle’ gourd (. Standl.) has caused considerable debate. Archaeological evidence from 4000 . places it in South America, yet it has been identified from an Egyptian tomb of the fifth dynasty (3500–3300 .). Many

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Pests of Monocotyledon Crops,onsumption and for processing (canned, frozen cut corn and frozen whole ears). The roots, stems, foliage and fruits are attacked by a number of vertebrate and invertebrate pests, as well as many diseases. Home gardeners may accept a great deal of damage from insects, but for commercial purposes, ins

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Pests of Solanaceous Crops,otato beetle), sap removal (leafhoppers) or root attack (nematodes). Being a vegetatively propagated crop, infection of parent potato plants with systemic virus diseases will reduce the yields of progeny plants grown from parent plant tubers.

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