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Sesame Crop Insects A Presentation To IPM Course/FFS Participants
ByMr. Allah Dad Khan
Provincial Coordinator IPM KPK For MINFAL Pakistan
Crop: Sesamum Scientific name: Sesamum
indicum Family: Pedaliaceae
Symptoms of damage:
The young larvae roll together a few top leaves and feed them
In the early stage of infestation, the plant dies without producing any branch or shoot
In later stage of attack, infested shoots stop growing
At flowering, larvae feed inside the flowers and on capsule formation, larvae bore into capsule and feed on developing seeds
Leaf webber/ roller and capsule borer: Antigastra catalaunalis
Identification of the pest:
Larvae: Greenish in colour with black head having short white hairs
Adult: Medium sized moth with reddish yellow forewings
Leaf webber/ roller and capsule borer: Antigastra catalaunalis
Symptoms of damage: Caterpillar feeding
The young larvae roll together a few top leaves and feed them
In the early stage of infestation, the plant dies without producing any branch or shoot
In later stage of attack, infested shoots stop growing
At flowering, larvae feed inside the flowers and on capsule formation, larvae bore into capsule and feed on developing seeds
Hawk or Dead head moth (Sphinx caterpillar): Acherontia styx
Identification of the pest:
Larvae: Greenish in colour with black head having short white hairs
Adult: Brownish giant hawk moth, thorax with a characteristic skullmarking, abdomen has violet and yellow band. Forewings are dark brown and Hind wings are yellowish with 2 black lines
Hawk or Dead head moth (Sphinx caterpillar): Acherontia styx
Symptoms of damage:
Fully grown larvae make a hole in the bud and damage the flower
Linseed gall fly: Dasyneura sesame
Identification of the pest:
Larva: Maggots are whitish, legless
Adult: Mosquito like fly
Linseed gall fly: Dasyneura sesame
Symptoms of damage: Infested Flower Bud
Maggots feed inside the floral bud
Leading to formation of gall like structure which do not develop in to flower/capsules
The flower buds wither and drop
Gall fly: Asphondylia sesami
Identification of the pest:
Larva: Maggots are whitish, legless and with body tapering exteriorly
Adult: Mosquito like fly
Gall fly: Asphondylia sesami
Symptoms of damage:
Curling of leaf edges and leaves turn red or brown
The leaves dry up and shed
Vector of sesamum phyllody
Leaf hopper: Orosius albicinctus
Identification of the pest:
Adult: Light brown coloured hopper
Leaf hopper: Orosius albicinctus
Symptoms of damage:
Crinkling and curling of leaves
Leaves appear shiny and sticky due to honeydew excreted by the insects
Later sooty mold grows on honey dew and leaves have a black coating
Aphids: Aphis gossypii
Identification of the pest:
Adult: Yellowish to dark
Aphids: Aphis gossypii