Pests and pathogens in the garden

2nd, improved, expanded edition If, based on the knowledge of the local conditions, we consciously choose plant species whose needs are well met by these factors, then we have already taken the first step towards ensuring that the plants intended for planting develop nicely after planting and give the desired appearance. Of course, even with plants planted in the best conditions, we can expect the appearance of various plant health problems from time to time, but trees, shrubs or herbaceous species that are cared for with due attention and kept in good condition in the right environment will be more resistant to several pests and pathogens. From the content: Basics of rational plant protection Characteristics of the growing site and the choice of plant material Purchasing plants Basics of successful plant protection Important advice on the use of plant protection products Plant pests Plant protection, integrated plant protection, biological plant protection The concept of a plant protection product and the names of the products The spread of plant protection products in the plant and their mode of action on pests Time of application of plant protection products Bee hazard and bee-friendly technology The effect of plant protection products on aquatic organisms, safety distances near water Traffic categories Occupational health and food hygiene waiting periods Plant protection product requirements and advice for spraying Storage of plant protection products, waste management Identification of pests and guidelines for protection Typical damage patterns, types of damage External injuries, chewing marks on the plant Internal injuries, chewing marks, holes in the plant Color changes Shape changes Cones Excrement, secretions, tissue Main disease groups, characteristic symptoms Viral diseases Bacterial diseases Fungal diseases Typical pests of garden plants Pests of fruit plants Apple Pear Quince Cherries Peach Apricot Plum Grapes Strawberries Raspberries and blackberries Currants and gooseberries Elderberry Walnut Hazelnut Almond Garden pests of vegetables Tomatoes Peppers Potatoes and gourds Cucumber Melons and pumpkins Carrots, parsley, celery Cabbage Lettuce Onions Peas Beans Greenhouse pests Pests Diseases Garden pests of ornamental shrubs Thujas, junipers, cypresses and false cypresses Barberry Mahonia Iszalag Buxus (boxwood) Peony (peony) Jasmine Pearlwort Firethorn Rose Dwarf almond Laurel Silk macadamia Judas tree Goat's rue Lilac Frosted ball rose Honeysuckle Houseplant pests Jumping forks Greenhouse whitefly Scale insects Common spider mite Peat flies Classification of pesticides