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Current repertory of materia medica agricultura
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Plants
Capillary Thirst Increased But worse watering Afternoon and evening General Frequent Diminished Engorged Disturbed Congestion Collapse Roots Damaged Vesicles Swelling Smell Slimy Short and brown Pale Mouldy Lumpy Exudate Viscid Frothy Dry Tips Under epidermis General Discolouration Whitish Red Spots White On potato tubers White Black patches Yellow Small Cankers Crack Shrivelled Loose skin Stems and bark Swollen Lodging From waterlogging General Reduced tendency Tillering Sterile Poor Numerous Distorted Rot Chalky Bark Dry and harsh Loose Cracks Brittle Spots Scars Weak Leaves Wrinkled Wilting After transplanting Slow Rapid Morning Hot weather General Swellings Hard red Broad and shiny General Spots Red General Green Small oval Yellow surrounds Brown General Sourrounded by 'halo' Circular elongating to streaks Dark and oblong Yellow Rust Oval pustules Both sides of leaves Unfurl Fail Rolled Leathery Fall early Dry Droopy Discolouration Margins Interveinal Yellow-brown with green edges and veins Yellow orange or pale yellow Red Pink Crimson pink Yellow Purple Mottling Crimson pink Tips Yellow Purple Red After injury General Orange Buff centres Grey streaks Bronzing From injury White Red Pink Orange Light green Brown Black Blue Chalky Burn Blistering Streaks Along and across leaves Reddish brown Pale Yellow Split Twisted Evaporation Impaired Deficient Excessive Day General Photosynthesis Impaired Respiration Deficient Bruise easily Brittle Thin Flowers Petals Malformed Discoloured Absent Blisters Pale Dry Collapse Barley florets die General Small Shrivelled Shortlasting Secretion Slimy Sticky shiny droplets Premature Hot Late Abundant Delayed Drooping Absent Mouldy Fall off Generative Pollination Sterile General problems Premature Impaired Excessive Defective At Night Absent Stamen Long Swollen Excess Immature Shrivelled Absent Ovaries Sterile Immature Shrivelled Fruit Spongey Small Skin Soft Black spots Turning corky Brown spots Pink spots in rings Tough Set Rotting Brown rot Avocados With Blossom end rot With maggots With caterpillars General Apex of fruit Ripening Slow Red fruits look pale Fall early Diminished Absent Unhealthy With maggots With blossom end rot With caterpillars General Deformed Tasteless Epidermis Rough Split Large and watery Seed Grain Seed galls Small heads Distorted heads ('crazy top') Fungal strands Partially bleached head Grey brown bunts Smutted heads Oat glumes darken Purple horns Sterile Spongey Absent Seed bath Pinkish Shrivelled Premature - 'bolting' Modalities Better from: Watering Morning Warmth Dry Wind Worse from: Morning Warmth Rain Light Manuring Watering Weather Cloudy Cold dry nights Cold air Heat Warm turning cold Wet Wind Stormy Night Evening Speed Rapid Named diseases Dieback Blotch General Spot blotch Net blotch Septoria blotch Glume blotch Crazy top Withertip Windrowing Virus Barley yellow dwarf virus Mosaic Tobacco mosaic Potato Alfalfa Stripe Halo-stripe Bacterial Black Rust Spot Eye spot Tan spot Black spot Angular leaf spot Bacterial brown spot Leaf spot Halo Ring spot Brown Speck Grey speck Scab Apple scab aka black spot Head scab Potato scab Violet scab Rhizoctonia scab Powdery scab Citrus scab Rust Snapdragon Rose Poplar Pelargonium Chrysanthemum General Stripe rust Leaf rust Bean rust Marigold rust Iris rust Banana rust Stem rust Carnation rust Fuschia rust Peach rust Raspberry rust Juniper-pear rust Rot Soft Root Dry Crown Blossom end Bitter General Brown rot Slimy rot Wet rot General Shrivelled With patches Slimy Foamy Engorged Stem rot Bacterial rots Potato rot Black bulb rot Strawberry blossom end rot Armillaria root rot Collar rot Leather rot Fruit rot White pine blister rot Black Oedema Mould Wet Sooty Dry Black General Grey Slimy Blue Mildew General Downy mildew Powdery mildew Gall Fungus gall General Root gall Crown gall Dollar dead spot General Chlorosis General Gangrene General Potato Blight With: Virus Nematode Fungus Bacterium Late Early Halo blight Stripe blight General Ergot Early stage General Take all Anthracnose Bitter pit Damping off Lodging Waterlogging Sunburn Windburn Fruit drop Abscission - early Fungus Peach leaf curl Black point Black leg Cancers - trees Scald Salination Pseudomonas infections Leaf roll Leather leaf Smut Leaf scorch Wilt Fusarium wilt Spotted wilt Phytopthora Crown Collar Septoria Curly top Thirst Increased Regularly Reduced Pests Leaf roller Cats Rabbits Possums Mites General Rust mite Spider mite Citrus mite Tomato mite Red legged earth mite Two spotted mite Russet mite Vine mite Blister mites Scale General Hard Honeydew Soft Aphids General Black peach aphid With yellow dwarf virus Woolly aphid Thrips General Bean blossom thrips Banana rust thrips Caterpillars Cabbage moth Cluster caterpillar General Procession moth Loopers Spitfire Bud worm Army worm Web worm Cut worm Pine caterpillar Sawfly larvae Nematodes General Stem nematode Seed gall nematode Root nematode Turf nematodes Root knot Moths General Fruit piercing moth Grapevine moth Hawk moth Diamondback moth Potato moth Cluster caterpillar Coddling moth Winter moth European grape berry moth Leak/onion moth Cereal tortrix moth Cabbage moth Procession moth Cockroaches Ants General White Termites Snails Slugs Cabbage butterfly Slaters aka pill or sow bugs Pod borer Ermines Leaf miner General Beetles Flea beetle Bean beetle Fruit General Asparagus beetle Blister beetles Dried fruit beetle Mexican bean beetle Japanese beetle Potato beetle (Doryphora decemlineata) Bugs General Acacia spotting bug Bronze orange bug Squash bugs Mealy bugs Fruit-spotting bug Crickets Flies General Onion fly Carrot fly Couchtip maggot fly White fly Fruit fly Cabbage fly Sawfly Bean fly Vinegar fly Crane fly Sciarid fly Gnat Stable fly Blow fly Katydids Leafhoppers Apple leaf hopper General Maggots Mosquitoes Vermin Wasps Weevils General Fullers rose weevil Elephant weevil Woodworm Birds Passion vine hopper Cicada Rats Wireworm (Agriotes lineatus) Badgers Squirrels (grey) Nutrients Nutrient deficiency: Nitrogen Ammonium Boron Calcium Carbon Copper Iron Magnesium Manganese Molybdenum Phosphorus Potassium Silica Sulphur Zinc Sodium Nutrient excess: Crave Poor uptake Increased uptake Phosphorus Cause Salination Waterlogging General Salination Disease General Herbicides Fertiliser Burning from fertiliser Deficiency Excess Injury General Fire Insects Mechanical Storm Grafts / cuttings Transplantation Nematodes Open wounds / lacerations Sunburn Wind damage Pesticides Sunburn Wind damage Heavy metal poisoning Drought Frost Fungal Viral Bacterial Shocks Appearance Epidermis Loose Dry Wet Cracks Eruptions Engorged Foamy Mouldy Shrivelled Slimy Soft Sunken General With patches Thin Discolouration Black Blue Blue-green Light green Orange Purple Red Yellow Brown White Deformed Engorged Shrivelled With ... Pest activity Nematodes Fungal disease Capillary disease Bacterial disease Capillary paralysis Internodes Short ShrivelledEquisetum HyemaleSilicea With Bacterial disease With capillary paralysis With fungal disease With nematodes With pest activity Brittle Congestion Of single parts Flabby Straggly Thin Failure to thrive Stronger/greener Upright Slow growing 'Constitutionals' Apple Trees Tomatoes Palatability After slurry Nutrition Analysis Sugars Increased Dry Matter Essential Oils Increased Starch Increased Protein Higher quality Phenols Increased Antioxidants Increased Storage duration Increased GABA Increased Tannins Increased Anthocyanins Increased Yield Increased Decreased Soil
Worms Attracts Weeds Organic matter Lack Unstable Nutrients Compost and manure
Odour Anaerobic Ammoniacal Inefficient decomposition Leachate Rat infestation Water Climate |