• Feb 25, 2026 rhs pests diseases es are a significant concern for gardeners, horticulturists, and landscape professionals alike. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) provides valuable insights into identifying, managing, and preventing a wide range of pests and diseases that can affect garden plants, f By Meredith D'Amore
• May 4, 2026 pests of fruit crops a colour handbook second edi sanitation. Pruning to improve air circulation. Timing of planting and harvesting to avoid peak pest periods. 3. Biological Control Encouraging natural enemies like parasitoids and predators. Conservation of beneficial ins By Darrell Wisozk
• Jun 6, 2026 major pests and diseases mango all productivity. The most common diseases include: Mango Anthracnose (Colletotrichum gloeosporioides) Identification Dark, sunken lesions on leaves, flowers, and fruit. Fruit may develop black, sunken spots with concentric rings. Disease Cycle Fungal spores spread via rain splash and wind. Infectio By Wendy Lakin
• Oct 22, 2025 integrated control of citrus pests in the mediter ents (such as natural predators and parasitoids), applying targeted chemical controls when necessary, implementing cultural practices like pruning and sanitation, and promoting resistant citrus varieties to reduce pest incidence. How effective are biological control methods in man By Franklin Reynolds
• Aug 14, 2025 climate change and insect pests cabi climate chan gg to adult, boosting pest populations. Extended warm seasons allow insects to remain active longer, increasing feeding and reproduction periods. In some cases, warmer conditions enable pests to survive milder winters that previously limited their By Sonia Lynch
• Nov 8, 2025 aphids as crop pests are under development. RNA Interference (RNAi): This gene-silencing technology shows promise for targeting essential aphid genes, reducing their survival. Biological Pesticides: Products containing entomopathogenic fungi or beneficial microbes are gaining By Rudy Pagac
