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GROUP TWO A

GROUP TWO A. LEAF CURL AND POOR YEILD IN TOMATO PRODUCTION. Leaf curl disease is characterized by: severe stunting of the plants with downward rolling and crinkling of the leaves . The newly emerging leaves exhibit slight yellow colouration. A nd later they also show curling symptoms

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GROUP TWO A

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  1. GROUP TWO A LEAF CURL AND POOR YEILD IN TOMATO PRODUCTION

  2. Leaf curl disease is characterized by: • severe stunting of the plants with downward rolling and crinkling of the leaves. • The newly emerging leaves exhibit slight yellow colouration. • And later they also show curling symptoms • Older leaves become leathery and brittle.

  3. POSSIBLE CAUSES OF LEAF CURL • Environmental stress • Insects infestation • Diseases (viral disease)

  4. SYMPTOMS • stunting of the plant • downward rolling and crinkling of leaves. • newly emerging leaves exhibit slight yellow colouration • leathery and brittle

  5. SAMPLES COLOURATION

  6. Dying flower

  7. CURL

  8. Control measures The disease is transmitted by whitefly: • hence to check the whitefly population use insecticides. • Proper sanitation on the farm/Ensure good farm hygiene • Weed control • Avoid over watering

  9. Action of the whitefly

  10. POOR YEILD OF TOMATOES PRODUCTION

  11. POSSIBLE CAUSES • Inadequate spacing • Poor cultural practices, such as weeds and pest control. • Disease infestation • Time of harvesting

  12. Control/preventive measures • Fertilizer application • Application of recommended chemical to check pests and disease infestation • Harvesting early • Creating enough spacing • Regular watering/irrigation

  13. THANK YOU END OF PRESENTATION GROUP TWO A

  14. PICTURE GALARY CLEANING AROUND

  15. FARM

  16. GROUP WORK

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