Red Spider

A TEA PEST MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

This is an Expert System for Pest Management in Tea. The common pests and causing major damages in tea have been considered

Developed by Indrajit Ghosh & Prof. R. K. Samanta

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General Observations

Bush Appearance

New flush stunted

Die back symptom

Swelling symptom

Sick or wilting

Cut off near ground

Mud runs on frame

Chlorosis symptom

Defoliation

Tender shoot die back

None of the above


Site of Damages

Not clear

Young leaf

Matured leaf

Stem

Tender stem & bud

Young leaf & bud


Leaf Appearance

Normal

Dry up

Leathery

Dusted white

Curved downwards

Curved upwards

Tied up togather

Rolled

Pasted one above another

Crinkled & curled

Deformed

Margin recurved & brown

Withered


Leaf eaten as

No eaten mark found

Irregular perforation

Bites of the edges

Eaten away from margin

Epidernal eaten away

Eaten away partially

Skeletonized leaves


Other observations

Leaf Surface

Mid Rib colour

Vein colour

Finger Tip test

Tip colour

Edge colour

Leaf colour


Leaf spot observed

Light brown ring or spot

Dark brown ring or spot

Yellow dots

Reddish brown dots

Reddish brown patchs

Sand papery lines

Reddish dots

Not found


Stem symptom observed

Normal appearance

Small hole

Spiral run

Bark damage on patches

Portion covered with silken wave

Pinkish oval pallets on ground

Pin head holes

Swoelling

Bark damage with callus growth

Group of insects on stem


Root symptom observed

Swoelling or Gulls

Callus formation

Bark damage in collar area

Wood below callus exposed

Normal appearance


Morphological findings (if available)

Insect length

Covered with


Body colour


Special observations-1

Blakish brown transverse band

Yellowish longitudinal lines

Two sub dorsal strips

Speckled with white dots

Covered with white hairs

None of the above


Special observations-2

Last 3 abd-seg dilated

End pair prolegs largest

Claspers at hind end

Brown head

Blakish brown head

Clusters of pests on branches

Insect appears as dry crampled leaf


Tubercles





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