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What diseases and insect pests does Ditang have and how to control them

Hank Schrader
2020-06-26 09:50:03
After the disease is found, the diseased leaves of the diseased branches can be cut off first, and then the solution of 50% duling wet powder 1000 times can be sprayed. The insect damage is mainly affected by cotton spider, which will suck the stems and leaves of plants, resulting in the reduction of water content at the damaged position, causing the stem to dry up. It can be sprayed with 1500 times solution of 40% dicofol emulsifiable oil, and the effect is also good.

I. diseases

1. Brown spot: at the beginning of the disease, there were some gray brown spots on the edge of the leaves, and the growth was irregular. At the later stage of the growth, the spots began to dry up, showing black granular materials. The disease will be spread by wind or precipitation. If it is not treated in time, the damage will be more serious, and it will occur in July to September every year.

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2. Blight: this disease will cause the branches to dry up. If infected with this disease, it will dry up from the tip of the stem to the bottom, causing the stem position to change from green to gray white, and there will be black small grains on the surface.

II. Pest

The pests are mainly affected by the cotton spider, which mainly sucks the stems and leaves of plants, resulting in the reduction of water content in the damaged position, causing the stem to dry up, resulting in the damaged position from green to white. Not only do red spiders do harm, they are also vectors of disease transmission, leading to infection with other diseases.

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III. Prevention and control

1. Disease: after the disease is found, the diseased branches and leaves can be cut off first and then destroyed to prevent infection of other healthy branches and leaves. Then spray 50% of the dullIn WP 1000 times solution.

2. Insect pest: it can be sprayed with 1500 times solution of 40% dicofol emulsion, and the effect is also good.

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