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Comprehensive Guide to Floriculture Disorders in Ware County, Georgia

This Agriculture Education Curriculum from September 2005 covers various issues such as fungus gnats, aphids, damping off, leaf miners, mealy bugs, odema, scale, spider mites, slugs, and more. Learn about effective treatments and measures to combat these plant pests and diseases.

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Comprehensive Guide to Floriculture Disorders in Ware County, Georgia

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  1. Floriculture Disorders Ware County High Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum Office September 2005

  2. Fungus Gnat

  3. Aphid

  4. Damping Off

  5. Leaf Miner

  6. Leaf Miner

  7. Mealy Bug

  8. Mealy Bug

  9. Odema

  10. Oxalis

  11. Scale

  12. Scale

  13. Spider Mite

  14. Spider Mite

  15. Spider Mite

  16. Slug

  17. Powder Mildew

  18. Thrips

  19. Whitefly

  20. Whitefly

  21. Black Spot

  22. Botrytis

  23. Mosaic Virus

  24. Iron Chlorosis

  25. Bermudagrass

  26. Crabgrass

  27. Crabgrass

  28. Nutgrass(Note: black nut under soil)

  29. The Effects of Tepid Water

  30. Apply Fungicide To: • Powdery Mildew • Black Spot

  31. Apply Herbicide To: • Crabgrass • Nutgrass • Bermudagrass • Oxalis

  32. Apply Insecticide To: • Fungus Gnat • Leaf Miner • Aphid • Mealy Bug • Thrips • Whitefly

  33. Apply Miticide/Acaricide To: • Spider Mites

  34. Apply Molluscide To: • Slugs

  35. Apply Nitrogen To: • Any plant which has a light green color from its natural color.

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