____________________________________________________________________________Literature and Internet reference listwww21: Diver, S., 1998. Compost Teas for Plant Disease Control. <strong>Pest</strong> <strong>Management</strong> Technical Note, May 1998. AppropriateTechnology Transfer for Rural Areas (ATTRA), Fayetteville. URL: http://www.attra.org/attra-pub/comptea.html (reviewed on05/06/00)www22: Bickelhaupt,D. Soil pH. URL: http://www.esf.edu/pubprog/brochure/soilph/soilph.htm (reviewed on 20/06/01)www23: Vasquez, B.L., 1995. University of Florida, Book of Insect Records. Chapter 15 Resistant to Most Insecticides. URL:http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~tjw/chap15.htm (reviewed on 08/12/98)www24: Drees, B.M. Managing the sweet potato whitefly. URL: http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/greenhouse/pest/bdspwf.html(reviewed on 20/06/01)www25: USDA Whitefly Knowledgebase. University of Florida. URL: http://whiteflies.ifas.ufl.edu/wfly0002.htm? (reviewed on20/06/01).www26: AVRDC. Residues of Allium Crops as Soil Amendment to Control Tomato Bacterial Wilt. <strong>AN</strong>D: Biological Control ofTomato Fusarium wilt. URL: http://www.cgiar.org/spipm/avrdcp.htm (reviewed on 04/11/98)www27: Koppert. Commercially available biocontrol products, including parasitoids and predators. URL: www.koppert.nl (reviewed20/06/01)www28: Miller, S.A.; Rowe, R.C.; Riedel, R.M. Fusarium and Verticillium Wilts of Tomato, Potato, Pepper, and <strong>Eggplant</strong>. HYG-3122-96. URL: http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ohioline/hyg-fact/3000/3122.html (reviewed on 20/06/01)www29: Lewis, J.; Larkin, R.P. TEKTR<strong>AN</strong> (USDA). The application of an extruded granular formulation. Gliocladium virens andTrichoderma spp. to reduce damping-off of eggplant caused by Rhizoctonia solani and saprophytic growth of the pathogen insoilless mix. URL: http://www.nal.usda.gov/ttic/tektran/data/000007/23/0000072380.html (reviewed on 20/06/01)www30: Riedel, R.M.; Miller, S.A.; Rowe, R.C. Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet. Plant Pathology. Anthracnose ofTomato. HYG-3114-96. URL: http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ohioline/hyg-fact/3000/3114.html (reviewed on 20/06/01).www31: Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms. URL: http://ext.msstate.edu/pubs/pub1828.htm#deficiency (reviewed on 16/03/00)www32: College of Agricultural Sciences. Oregon State University. Commercial Vegetable Production Guideshttp://www.orst.edu/Dept/NWREC/vegindex.html (reviewed on 20/06/01).www33: Lindgren, D.T. University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension. G82-603-A. <strong>Eggplant</strong>. URL:http://www.ianr.unl.edu/pubs/horticulture/g603.htm (reviewed on 20/06/01).www34: Sanders, D.C., Department of Horticultural Science, North Carolina State University. HIL-15. <strong>Eggplant</strong>. URL:http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/hil/hil-15.html (reviewed on 20/06/01).www35: AVRDC website URL: www.avrdc.org (reviewed on 01/10/03)www36: Alam, S.N., M.A. Rashid, F.M.A. Rouf, R.C. Jhala, J.R. Patel, S. Satpathy, T.M. Shivalingaswamy, S.Rai, I. Wahundeniya,A. Cork, C. Ammaranan, and N.S.Talekar.* 2003. Development of an integrated pest management strategy for eggplant fruit andshoot borer in South Asia. Shanhua, Taiwan: AVRDC—the World Vegetable Center. Technical Bulletin No. 28. AVRDCPublication No. 03-548. 56 pp. ISBN 92-9058-126-3. At AVRDC website URL:http://www.avrdc.org/centerpt/2003/03may_press.html#tb29 (reviewed on 01/10/03)www37: Rashid, M.A., S.N. Alam, F.M.A. Rouf, and N.S. Talekar. 2003. Socioeconomic parameters of eggplant pest control inJessore District of Bangladesh. Shanhua, Taiwan: AVRDC—the World Vegetable Center. AVRDC Publication No. 03-556. 29pp. ISBN 92-9058-127-1. At the AVRDC website URL: http://www.avrdc.org/centerpt/2003/03may_press.html#tb29 (reviewedon 01/10/03).* Copies of these documents can be made available upon request by the local Country IPM Office and/or theRegional Vegetable IPM Office in Bangkok.171<strong>Eggplant</strong> Ecological Guide
____________________________________________________________________________________________Keyword indexKEYWORD INDEXacaricides.........................................................81AESA .........................................................48, 60Agro-Ecosystem analysis ..........................48, 60Aleurodicus dispersus .....................................91Alternaria solani.............................................140Amblyseius cucumeris.............................88, 103Amblyseius tetranychivorus.....................80, 103Amrasca sp......................................................81anatomy...........................................................48annual weeds.................................................157antagonist ........................................54, 118, 127anthracnose...................................................144aphid lions......................................................100Aphidius sp ......................................................85aphids ..............................................................83Aphis gossypii..................................................83Arthrobotrys irregularis ..................................136ash ...................................................................64Autoba olivacea ...............................................90Bacillus subtilis ......................................141, 153Bacillus thuringiensis .....................................110testing efficacy ...........................................111bacterial wilt.............................................34, 146baculo virus..............................................72, 113Beauveria bassiana ...............................112, 161Beauveria sp..............................................82, 92Bemisia tabaci .................................................91beneficials........................................................54Bilia sp. ............................................................88biocontrol agents .............................................54biofumigation ...........................................34, 148birds ...............................................................116blight ......................................................138, 154Bochartia sp.....................................................82boron..............................................................123botanicals...........................................61, 81, 129boundary area planting....................................19broadleaf weeds ............................................157Bt ...................................................................110Burkholderia cepacia .....................................137calcium...........................................................123Ceranisus menes.............................................88Cestius phycitis................................................81Chili..................................................................63Chrysopa carnea .............................................99Chrysopa sp...............................................80, 88climate ...............................................................9coccinellid beetle .............................................97compensation ........................................5, 51, 53Compost ..............................16, 22, 30, 132, 148advantages...................................................22decomposition time ......................................25disadvantages..............................................23disease control.............................................25how to prepare .............................................23how to use....................................................27tea ................................................................26temperature..................................................24Cotesia sp. ................................................ 71, 90Cover crops....................................... 19, 27, 159Crop compensation......................................... 51crop defenders ................................................ 54Crop rotation ................................... 45, 125, 159crop visitors............................................... 53, 97damping-off ............................................. 34, 131decomposition................................................. 22deficiency symptoms..................................... 123Diaeretiella rapae............................................ 85diagnosing problems..................................... 123disease culture.............................................. 124disease management............................ 121, 125Disease spread ............................................. 119disease triangle............................................. 121disease zoo................................................... 124Dorylus orientalis ............................................ 94Drainage.......................................................... 42Early blight .................................................... 140economic threshold level ................................ 60Encarsia sp. .................................................... 92entomopathogenic fungi................................ 111entomopathogenic nematodes ..................... 114Entomophthora sp................................... 85, 112Epilachna beetle ............................................. 76Epilachna sp. ............................................ 76, 97Eriborus sinicus....................................... 72, 106erosion control ................................................ 19ETL.................................................................. 60Eublemma olivacea......................................... 90Feltiella acarisuga ........................................... 80fertility.............................................................. 45fertilizer............................................................ 31chemical ................................................ 19, 30foliar............................................................. 31inorganic...................................................... 30organic................................................... 21, 30Fertilizer management .................................... 20fertilizer study.................................................. 31field preparation .............................................. 37flooding...................................................... 42, 89forecasting..................................................... 142fruit and shoot borer........................................ 70fruit rot ................................................... 139, 144fuel oil.............................................................. 64fungi .............................................................. 119fungicides.............................................. 125, 128Fusarium oxysporum ...................... 35, 128, 149non-pathogenic.................................. 127, 150Fusarium sp. ................................................... 72garlic........................................................ 63, 129germination ..................................................... 12Ginger ........................................................... 129Gliocladium virens......................................... 128grafting ............................................ 41, 149, 151granulosis virus ............................................. 113green manure.................................................. 28ground beetle 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