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Pests & Diseases

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Insects - Anatomy Insects

Small animals that have three body regions and three pairs or six legs.

The three body regions are…. Head Thorax Abdomen

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Parts of the Insect

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Life Cycle of Insects

Complete metamorphosisEggLarva Worm Caterpillar

PupaAdult Flies Beetles

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Life Cycle of Insects

Incomplete metamorphosisEggNymphAdult

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Chewing Insects

BeetleEat leaves, stems,

flowers, fruit and nuts.

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Chewing Insects

CutwormsUsually attack stems,

but may eat other plant parts.

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Chewing Insects

Caterpillars Larva of moths and butterflies and are fuzzy or hairy. Eat young leaves and stems. Roll up in leaves making the leaves curl.

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Chewing Insects Grasshoppers

Eat all parts of plants.

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Sucking Insects

AphidsPierce & suck juices.Known as plant lice.Cause stunted growth

and yellow spotted leaves.

Causes sticky substance and black mold which attracts ants.

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Sucking Insects

MealybugsPierce and suck from underside of leaves and in leaf

axils.Causes yellow appearance and sticky secretions.

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Sucking Insects

WhitefliesFeed on underside of

young leaves causing yellowing.

They will look like flying little white specks when plants are shaken.

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Plant Diseases

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What is a Disease??? A plant disorder caused by an infectious pathogen or agent.

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Conditions Needed for a Disease Three conditions are necessary for a disease in a plant.

Host plant Disease causing organism or pathogen must be present. Favorable environment for disease organism to develop.

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The Disease Triangle

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What Causes a Disease?? The groups of pathogens are….

Bacteria Fungi Viruses Parasitic plants

Mistletoe Dodder Lichens

FUNGI

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Parasitic Plants

LICHENSMISTLETOE DODDER

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Controlling DiseasesWarm temperatures and moist conditions in

greenhouse plant production make most horticulture plant diseases worse because…. Environmental conditions that support disease-causing

pathogens.Preventing plant diseases is better than treating

the diseases.Plant diseases must be identified before they can

be treated.

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Plant Diseases – Blight

Cause plants to quickly turn brown as if they had been burned.

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Plant Diseases – Canker

Causes open wounds on woody plant stems.

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Plant Diseases – Damping Off

A fungal disease that causes young plants and seedlings to rot off at the soil level.

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Plant Diseases – Galls Round swellings or growths on plants.

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Plant Diseases – Leaf Spots

Rings of different shades of brown, green, or yellow that make spots on leaves.

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Plant Diseases – Mildew

Grows on leaf surfaces (both upper & lower) as white, gray or purple spots.

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Plant Diseases – Mosaic

Caused by viruses that make the leaves have irregular mottled areas with patterns ranging from dark green to light green to yellow to white.

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Plant Diseases – Rot

Causes plants to decay & die.

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Plant Diseases – Rust

Causes small spots on leaves that resemble yellow, orange, brown or red rust mainly on the underneath side of leaves.

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Plant Diseases – Smut

A black powdery disease that causes blisters that burst open releasing black spores.

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Plant Diseases – Wilts

Disease that blocks the uptake of water in plants stems causing it to wilt.


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