Oligonychus coffeae: Red spider mite of tea: A review
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...Kuntze] has gained recognition as not only an economically valuable crop, but also a most common and inexpensive non-alcoholic beverage consumed after water worldwide (Ye et al. 2014; Jeyaraj et al. 2017; Ikenaka et al. 2018; Kachhawa and Kumawat 2018; Huang et al. 2018)....
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...Oligonychus coffeae caused significant yield loss of harvestable shoots in tea crop amounting to 11 to 55% of total production (Kachhawa and Kumawat 2018)....
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...A trap crop also manipulates the habitat in an agro ecosystem, which can be included under the ecological engineering approaches for the purpose of IPM [28]....
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...Tea plantations roughly resemble a “single species forest” ([16]), and insect and mite species are thought to coexist by way of intra tree distribution ([31])....
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...Thirtyfour countries of Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Oceania, situated between latitudes 41oN and 16oS, produce tea and the national economy of many of these countries is largely dependent upon its production ([31])....
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...Water plays a significant role not only in plant nutrition [8], but also in IPM [31]....
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...The authors tried here to collect the information about Seasonal abundance, status of RSM, stages, life history, nature of damage, symptoms, reasons of occurrence of RSM as well as control measures including IPM strategies....
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...Tea plantations roughly resemble a “single species forest” ([16]), and insect and mite species are thought to coexist by way of intra tree distribution ([31])....
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...Afterwards their population declined gradually and reached a very low level during month of December –January due to adverse effect of low temperature ([18])....
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...The bio ecology of these mites was studied on tea in India by (Das, 1955) [21]....
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...The bio ecology of these mites was studied on tea in India by (Das, 1955) ([21])....
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...The temperature in the upper zone of the tea plant may reach 40– 45 C yet shading can bring down the temperature of the middle tier of a bush to ambient levels of 30–32 C ([29])....
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