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Tetranychus urticae
جوئیں
Chilli
Leaves stippled with yellow; leaves may appear bronzed; webbing covering leaves; mites may be visible as tiny moving dots on the webs or underside of leaves, best viewed using a hand lens; usually not spotted until there are visible symptoms on the plant; leaves turn yellow and may drop from plant.
Tetranychus urticae
جوئیں
Chilli
ETL: 10-15 per Leaf
Tetranychus urticae
جوئیں
Chilli
Mites can cause significant damage to chili crops by feeding on plant tissues, leading to stunted growth, leaf discoloration, and reduced yields.
Thrips tabaci
تھرپس
Chilli
If population is high leaves and buds may be distorted; leaves appear silvery and are speckled with black feces; insects will feed on and damage flowers; most damage occurs through the transmission of Tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV); insect is small (1.5 mm) and slender and best viewed using a hand lens; adult thrips are pale yellow to light brown and the nymphs are smaller and lighter in color.
Thrips tabaci
تھرپس
Chilli
ETL: 8-10 per Leaf
Thrips tabaci
تھرپس
Chilli
Nymphs and adults lacerate the tissue and suck the sap from the upper and lower surfaces of leaves. They inject saliva and suck the lysed contents of the plant cells resulting in silvery or brown necrotic spots.
Bemisia tabaci
سفید مکھی
Chilli
Whiteflies damage peppers by sucking enormous quantities of sap and covering plants with sticky honeydew. Black sooty mold grows over the honeydew, lowering the photosynthetic capacity of the plant and making the fruit unattractive.
Bemisia tabaci
سفید مکھی
Chilli
2 Adult or Nymph or both per leaf
Bemisia tabaci
سفید مکھی
Chilli
Whiteflies infest chili plants, causing damage by sucking sap from leaves, leading to yellowing, wilting, and stunted growth. Additionally, they excrete honeydew, promoting the growth of sooty mold, which further compromises plant health.
