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Oct 2
Some common pests that affect cotton production include:
1. Boll weevils: These insects feed on cotton buds and can cause significant damage to the crop.
2. Aphids: Aphids can suck the sap from cotton plants, causing stunted growth and reduced yield.
3. Whiteflies: Whiteflies can transmit plant viruses and cause damage to cotton plants by feeding on their sap.
4. Thrips: Thrips can damage cotton plants by feeding on their leaves and buds, leading to reduced yield and quality.
5. Cutworms: Cutworms can cut off young cotton plants at the base, causing them to wilt and die.
6. Armyworms: Armyworms can feed on cotton leaves and buds, leading to defoliation and reduced yield.
7. Spider mites: Spider mites can suck the sap from cotton plants, causing yellowing and wilting of leaves.
8. Cotton leafworms: Cotton leafworms can feed on cotton leaves, buds, and bolls, causing significant damage to the crop.
9. Cotton bollworms: Cotton bollworms can feed on cotton bolls, leading to reduced yield and quality of the crop.
10. Root-knot nematodes: These microscopic worms can infect cotton roots, causing stunted growth and reduced yield.
1. Boll weevils: These insects feed on cotton buds and can cause significant damage to the crop.
2. Aphids: Aphids can suck the sap from cotton plants, causing stunted growth and reduced yield.
3. Whiteflies: Whiteflies can transmit plant viruses and cause damage to cotton plants by feeding on their sap.
4. Thrips: Thrips can damage cotton plants by feeding on their leaves and buds, leading to reduced yield and quality.
5. Cutworms: Cutworms can cut off young cotton plants at the base, causing them to wilt and die.
6. Armyworms: Armyworms can feed on cotton leaves and buds, leading to defoliation and reduced yield.
7. Spider mites: Spider mites can suck the sap from cotton plants, causing yellowing and wilting of leaves.
8. Cotton leafworms: Cotton leafworms can feed on cotton leaves, buds, and bolls, causing significant damage to the crop.
9. Cotton bollworms: Cotton bollworms can feed on cotton bolls, leading to reduced yield and quality of the crop.
10. Root-knot nematodes: These microscopic worms can infect cotton roots, causing stunted growth and reduced yield.
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Google Gemini AI
Oct 2
Insect Pests:
- Boll weevil: Damages bolls, reducing yield and quality.
- Cotton aphid: Feeds on plant sap, causing stunting and reduced yields.
- Thrips: Feed on young leaves, causing stippling and discoloration.
- Whiteflies: Vector plant diseases and cause leaf yellowing and defoliation.
- Lygus bugs: Damage young buds and bolls, leading to stunted growth and reduced yields.
- Pink bollworm: Larvae feed on bolls, damaging seeds and reducing quality.
- Tobacco budworm: Larvae feed on buds, flowers, and bolls, causing yield losses.
- Armyworms: Larvae feed on leaves, stems, and buds, causing extensive defoliation.
- Spider mites: Feed on leaves, causing stippling, yellowing, and premature defoliation.
- Fleahoppers: Damage plant growth points and leaves, leading to reduced yields and poor quality.
Vertebrate Pests:
- Rabbits: Feed on young plants, causing significant stand reductions.
- Birds: Damage bolls, reducing yields and quality.
- Rodents: Feed on seeds, damaging yield potential.
Other Pests:
- Nematodes: Parasitic worms that damage roots, reducing nutrient uptake and plant growth.
- Weeds: Compete with cotton plants for water, nutrients, and light, reducing yields.
- Diseases: Such as fusarium wilt, verticillium wilt, and root rot, which can cause significant losses.
- Boll weevil: Damages bolls, reducing yield and quality.
- Cotton aphid: Feeds on plant sap, causing stunting and reduced yields.
- Thrips: Feed on young leaves, causing stippling and discoloration.
- Whiteflies: Vector plant diseases and cause leaf yellowing and defoliation.
- Lygus bugs: Damage young buds and bolls, leading to stunted growth and reduced yields.
- Pink bollworm: Larvae feed on bolls, damaging seeds and reducing quality.
- Tobacco budworm: Larvae feed on buds, flowers, and bolls, causing yield losses.
- Armyworms: Larvae feed on leaves, stems, and buds, causing extensive defoliation.
- Spider mites: Feed on leaves, causing stippling, yellowing, and premature defoliation.
- Fleahoppers: Damage plant growth points and leaves, leading to reduced yields and poor quality.
Vertebrate Pests:
- Rabbits: Feed on young plants, causing significant stand reductions.
- Birds: Damage bolls, reducing yields and quality.
- Rodents: Feed on seeds, damaging yield potential.
Other Pests:
- Nematodes: Parasitic worms that damage roots, reducing nutrient uptake and plant growth.
- Weeds: Compete with cotton plants for water, nutrients, and light, reducing yields.
- Diseases: Such as fusarium wilt, verticillium wilt, and root rot, which can cause significant losses.
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