Perfect Aceto: Bio Fertilizer & Pesticide

Introducing beneficial microbes to outcompete harmful pathogens = Biological control Using synthetic chemicals to kill or inhibit pathogens = Chemical control Planting disease-resistant varieties of crops = Genetic control Practices like crop rotation to disrupt pathogen life cycles = Cultural control

Contains nitrogen-fixing bacteria = Azotobacter Contains phosphate-solubilizing bacteria = Bacillus megaterium Controls pest through the use of fungi = Beauveria bassiana Controls nematodes = Paecilomyces lilacinus

Spots on leaves with concentric rings, resembling a target = Early blight Yellowing of veins, stunted growth, and upward leaf curling = Yellow leaf curl virus Water-soaked lesions on fruits and leaves, followed by white, cottony growth = Late blight Galls or tumor-like growths on roots, often leading to plant wilting = Root knot nematode

<p>Yellowing between veins of young leaves, while veins remain green = Magnesium deficiency Stunted growth, purplish coloration on leaves, especially when young = Phosphorus deficiency Yellowing of older leaves = Nitrogen deficiency Tip burn on young leaves = Calcium deficiency</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Apply fungicide = Treat a fungal infection Use oil-based sprays = Smother insect pests Apply a fertilizer high in phosphorus = Promote root growth Use Bacillus thuringiensis = Control caterpillar pests</p> Signup and view all the answers