Author: Bakhtawar Fayyaz

Living with organic inputs is a phrase that refers to the use of natural, non-synthetic materials in agriculture. These materials can include compost, animal manure, and green manures (cover crops tilled back into the soil). Benefits of Using Organic Inputs in Agriculture Using organic inputs in agriculture can have a

Alternaria Blight: Causal agent:  Alternaria solani This fungal blight infects ornamental plants, vegetables, fruit trees, and shade trees worldwide. On tomatoes, potatoes, and peppers, it is called early blight. On leaves, brown to black spots form and enlarge, developing rings. Heavily blighted leaves dry up and die as spots grow

Diagnosis –process used for the identification of problems. Preliminary Considerations: Symptoms – plant reactions or alterations of a plant’s appearance due to a disease or disorder 2. Recognize healthy plant appearance. a. What’s normal for specific plant? b. Compare with healthy plants of same genus, species and cultivar. 3. Consider

Plants are fond of light and air: Plants need sunlight and fresh air to be able to grow and bloom optimally. Hence a light situation is ideal and helps ensure the continuous development of the plants and flowers. Photosynthesis is, of course, the process on which all life on earth

Horticultural plants are classified in various ways on the basis of: 1. GROWTH HABIT: Plant have different growth and development habit and their classification is based on: Succulents: Plants having some parts that are more than normally thickened and fleshy, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions.

According to the scientific definition, plants are multicellular living organisms, with eukaryotic cells (cells that have nuclear bodies inside a defined nucleus). CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS: Living organisms were classified into major kingdoms in different classification systems. Plants were kept in Kingdom Plantae. The plant naturally grows in a particular place where