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  Pepper__bell___Bacterial_spot: {
    category: "Pepper Bell Bacterial Spot",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Leaf spots that appear on the lower surface of older leaves as small, pimples and on the upper leaf surface as small water-soaked spots are a symptom of bacterial spot.",
      "2":
        "Eventually, the spots develop gray to tan centers with darker borders. Lesions enlarge during warm, humid weather. Leaves may then turn yellow, then brown and drop. Lesions may also develop on stems.",
      "3":
        "Lesions may also develop on stems. Fruits develop small, raised rough spots that do not affect eating quality.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "Treat seeds by soaking them for 2 minutes in a 10% chlorine bleach solution (1 part bleach; 9 parts water). Thoroughly rinse seeds and dry them before planting.",
      "2":
        " Mulch plants deeply with a thick organic material like newspaper covered with straw or grass clippings.",
      "3":
        "Spray every 10-14 days with fixed copper (organic fungicide) to slow down the spread of infection.",
      "4":
        "Rotate peppers to a different location if infections are severe and cover the soil with black plastic mulch or black landscape fabric prior to planting. ",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1": "Neem Oil : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/organic-neem-oil/",
      "2": "Garden Dust : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/garden-dust/",
    },
  },
  Pepper__bell___healthy: {
    category:"Pepper Bell Healthy",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Initial symptoms of infection are the formation of small, circular, water-soaked spots on leaves, stems, petioles and/or peduncles",
      "2":
        "Infected Pepper Bell have Circular lesions on fruit which contain tan to orange to black concentric rings in the center.",
      "3":
        "It can have lesions may also occur on leaves and stems and appear as irregularly shaped gray spots with dark margins",
      "4":
        "Seeds did not germinate; seedlings collapsing and dying; dark stems which are shriveled near the soil line",
      "5": " Water-soaked lesions on the stem and discolored roots.",
      "6":
        "High numbers of lesions may form on leaves causing them to turn yellow and drop from the plant.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Plant only diseasefree, certified seed",
      "2": "Always plant disease-free seeds and transplants.",
      "3": "Seeds can be freed from infection by treating with hot water.",
      "4":
        "Use disease free planting material; remove and destroy all crop debris after harvest, or plow material deeply under soil",
      "5":
        "Magnesium deficiency can be prevented by applying dolomite lime to the soil, if an increase in soil pH is required, or through applications of a fertilizer containing magnesium.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Chlorothalonil-720-SFT : https://www.amazon.com/Chlorothalonil-Generic-Daconil-weatherstik-quali-1060/dp/B004GTOKSO",
      "2":
        " Tafgor-Dimethoate : https://www.amazon.in/Tata-TATA-Tafgor-Dimethoate-Insecticide/dp/B074CCXPKF",
      "3":
        "Ethion Insecticide : https://www.indiamart.com/proddetail/ethion-insecticide-12777127212.html",
      "4":
        "Vector Super : https://www.amazon.in/Vector-100ML-IMIDACLOPRID-Systemic-Insecticide/dp/B07D7YTYTB",
    },
  },
  Potato___Early_blight: {
    category:"Potato Early Blight",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "The early blight is first observed on the plants as small, black lesions mostly on the older foliage.",
      "2":
        "Spots enlarge, and by the time they are one-fourth inch in diameter or larger, concentric rings in a bull's eye pattern can be seen in the center of the diseased area.",
      "3":
        "Tissue surrounding the spots may turn yellow. If high temperature and humidity occur at this time, much of the foliage is killed.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "Prune or stake plants to improve air circulation and reduce fungal problems.",
      "2":
        "Make sure to disinfect your pruning shears (one part bleach to 4 parts water) after each cut.",
      "3":
        "For best control, apply copper-based fungicides early, two weeks before disease normally appears or when weather forecasts predict a long period of wet weather. Alternatively, begin treatment when disease first appears, and repeat every 7-10 days for as long as needed.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Sodium Hypochlorite Solutions (Bleach) : https://www.amazon.in/Bleaching-Liquid-Sodium-Hypochlorite-Solutions/dp/B07WC5QMNN",
      "2":
        "Copper Based Fungicide : https://krushikendra.com/copper-oxychloride-50-wp-fungicides?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhe6euv3G6AIVlK2WCh2Myw7tEAYYASABEgJQk_D_BwE",
    },
  },
  Potato___Late_blight: {
    category:"Potato Late Blight",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Affected stems begin to blacken from their tips, and eventually dry out.",
      "2":
        "Affected leaves appear blistered as if scalded by hot water and eventually rot and dry out.",
      "3":
        "When drying out, leaves turn brown or black in color. When infections are still active,spots appear on the underside of leaves blanketed in what looks like flour.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Plant resistant cultivars when available",
      "2":
        "Water in the early morning hours, or use soaker hoses, to give plants time to dry out during the day — avoid overhead irrigation.",
      "3": "Destroy all potato debris after harvest.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Katyayani MANCOZEB 64% CYMOXANIL 8% Wp Fungicide : https://www.amazon.in/Katyayani-MANCOZEB-64-CYMOXANIL-8-Wp-Fungicide-for-Plants-Control-Downy-Mildew-Late-Blight-500/dp/B07ZY33L8X/ref=cm_wl_huc_item",
      "2":
        "ANTRACOL (Bayer) Contact Fungicide : https://www.amazon.in/ANTRACOL-Bayer-Contact-Fungicide-Propineb/dp/B07VWQRPTK/ref=wl_mb_wl_huc_clickstream_1_dp",
    },
  },
  Potato___healthy: {
    category:"Potato Healthy",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Early blight usually affects potato foliage but tuber infections can also occur. Tuber lesions are dark, sunken, and circular often bordered by purple to gray raised tissue.",
      "2":
        "Sometime, it's dry rot causes internal light to dark brown or black dry rot of the potato tuber. The rot may develop at an injury site such as a bruise or cut. The pathogen penetrates the tuber, often rotting out the center.",
      "3":
        "There are black dot that nearly indistinguishable from those of early blight and produces tiny black which may lead to fungual infections.",
      "4":
        "Pink rot infections start at the stolon end and result in rotten and discolored periderm with a clear delineation between healthy and diseased tissue.",
      "5":
        "Their is Potato Virus which can cause necrotic ring spots on tubers and estroy the potato.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "Certified seed potatoes are grown in seed beds with zero tolerance of ring rot, emove all crop debris from soil after harvest, sanitize tools and equipment regularly.",
      "2":
        " Reduce periods of leaf wetness by allowing enough time for leaves to dry throughout the day after watering",
      "3":
        "Amending soil to lower pH and treating seed with appropriate fungicides when available.",
      "4":
        "Stressed plants are more susceptible to black dot, so provide the crop healhy nutrients and conrolled water.",
      "5":
        "Cut the infected part of the plant as it can spread and destroy he crop.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Green-Beauveria : https://www.amazon.in/Green-Beauveria-Pesticide-Insecticide-bassiana/dp/B01B1O9UMC",
      "2":
        "Nimula-Organics : https://www.amazon.in/Bug-Bounce-Organic-Pesticide-100/dp/B07BTLJSCW",
      "3": "Weedicide : https://adsmediasolutions.in/eagle/product/weedicide/",
      "4":
        " Delegate insecticide : https://farmagritech.com/product/delegate-insecticide/?utm_source=Google%20Shopping&utm_campaign=Google%20shopping%20feed%201&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=1909&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgJ35i4PH6AIVxI2PCh2a4wErEAYYBSABEgJfefD_BwE",
    },
  },
  Tomato__Tomato_mosaic_virus: {
    category:"Tomato Mosaic Virus",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Light and dark green mottled areas will appear on the leaves of tomato plants infected with this virus.",
      "2": "Leaves may be curled, malformed, or reduced in size.",
      "3":
        "Spots of dead leaf tissue may become apparent with certain cultivars at warm temperatures.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Select ToMV-resistant varieties.",
      "2":
        "Disinfect tools regularly — ideally between each plant, as plants can be infected before showing obvious symptoms",
      "3":
        "Soaking tools for 1 minute in a 1:9 dilution of germicidal bleach is highly effective.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "ToMV-resistant tomato seeds : http://www.reimerseeds.com/Departments/Vegetables/Tomato/Disease-Resistant-Tomatoes/ToMV-Tomato-Mosaic-Virus-Resistant-Tomatoes.aspx",
      "2":
        "Germicidal Bleach : https://www.amazon.in/Clorox-Concentrated-Germicidal-Bleach-Concentrate/dp/B07MR7YTK2",
    },
  },
  Tomato__Tomato_YellowLeaf__Curl_Virus: {
    category:"Tomato YellowLeaf Curl Virus",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Leaves of infected plants are small and curl upward; and show strong crumpling and interveinal and marginal yellowing.",
      "2":
        "The internodes of infected plants become shortened and, together with the stunted growth, plants often take on a bushy appearance, which is sometimes referred to as 'bonsai' or broccoli'-like growth.",
      "3":
        "Flowers formed on infected plants commonly do not develop and fall off (abscise).",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Select TYLCV-resistant varieties.",
      "2":
        "Cover plants with floating row covers of fine mesh (Agryl or Agribon) to protect from whitefly infestations.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        " TYLCV-resistant tomato seeds : http://www.reimerseeds.com/Departments/Vegetables/Tomato/Disease-Resistant-Tomatoes/TYLCV-Tomato-Yellow-Leaf-Curl-Virus-Resistant-Tomatoes.aspx",
      "2":
        "Agribon covers : https://www.amazon.in/Agribon-Floating-Blanket-Garden-Fabric/dp/B01N20HWOY",
    },
  },
  Tomato_Bacterial_spot: {
    category:"Tomato Bacterial Spot",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "On tomato, leaf lesions are initially circular and water-soaked and may be surrounded by a faint yellow halo. In general, spots are dark brown to black and circular on leaves and stems. Spots rarely develop to more than 3 mm in diameter.",
      "2":
        "Lesions can coalesce causing a blighted appearance of leaves and a general yellowing may occur on leaves with multiple lesions.",
      "3":
        "Infected leaves may develop a scorched appearance. When spots are numerous, foliage turns yellow and eventually dies, leading to defoliation of the lower portion of the plant.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "The most effective management strategy is the use of pathogen-free certified seeds and disease-free transplants to prevent the introduction of the pathogen into greenhouses and field production areas. Inspect plants very carefully and reject infected transplants- including your own!",
      "2":
        "In transplant production greenhouses, minimize overwatering and handling of seedlings when they are wet. ",
      "3":
        "Eliminate solanaceous weeds in and around tomato and pepper production areas.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Sulfur Plant Fungicide : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/sulfur-plant-fungicide/",
      "2":
        "Serenade Garden : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/serenade-garden-disease-control/",
    },
  },
  Tomato_Early_blight: {
    category:"Tomato Early Blight",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "It cause damping-off, collar rot, stem cankers, leaf blight, and fruit rot.",
      "2":
        "The main symptom occur on the leaves where circular lesions up to 1/2' in diameter are produced.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Use only clean seed saved from disease-free plants.",
      "2": "Practice crop rotation to non-susceptible crops (3 years).",
      "3":
        "Orient rows in the direction of prevailing winds, avoid shaded areas, and avoid wind ",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Quadris : https://www.amazon.com/Syngenta-Quadris-Fungicide-1-Gallon/dp/B00GO9L82U",
      "2":
        "Serenade : https://www.amazon.com/Serenade-Garden-Disease-Control/dp/B07PC24DG7",
    },
  },
  Tomato_healthy: {
    category:"Tomato Healthy",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Common tomato plant disease appears as bulls-eye-shaped brown spots on the lower leaves of a plant.",
      "2":
        "There is also chance of entire branch may wilt, often starting with the lower portion of the plant and then progressing upwards until the whole plant collapses.",
      "3":
        "Fungus creates irregularly shaped splotches that are slimy and water-soaked which destroy tissue.",
      "4":
        "There are some common type of spots that have dark brown edges and lighter centers, and there are usually many spots on each leaf.",
      "5":
        "Some Symptoms are very slow, which cannot be noticed from outside and if you cut them from inside, you can notice them.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Plant only diseasefree, certified seed.",
      "2":
        "Organic fungicides based on Bacillus subtilis or copper can help prevent or stop the spread of this tomato plant disease.",
      "3":
        "Soil solarization can help kill fungal spores in the top few inches of soil, and crop rotation is key.",
      "4":
        "Prevent soil from getting over irrigated as high moisture can give rise to fungual and bacterial diseases.",
      "5":
        "Cut the infected part of the plant as it can spread and destroy he crop.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Agra-Quest-708510A : https://www.amazon.com/Agra-Quest-FGUS0002-Serenade-32-Ounce/dp/B000FOMRUC/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1516816846&sr=1-2-fkmr1&keywords=serenade+fung&linkCode=ll1&tag=savvygarde-20&linkId=0d21a790dd1f54e6c14f7b338fcf05ad",
      "2":
        "Monterey-LG6135 : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BP12LI/ref=psdc_707165011_t3_B000FOMRUC",
      "3":
        "BioAdvanced 701290B : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000RUJZS6/ref=psdc_3737951_t2_B010FYCAP8",
      "4":
        "GreenCure : https://www.amazon.com/GreenCure-Gardening-Vegetables-Landscaping-Bicarbonate/dp/B011S6K1DK/ref=as_li_ss_tl?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1516816983&sr=1-2&keywords=bicarbonate+fungicides&linkCode=ll1&tag=savvygarde-20&linkId=7d1d6ecf6279da1a478ddee8cc80af78",
    },
  },
  Tomato_Late_blight: {
    category:"Tomato Late Blight",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Phytophthora infestans, the pathogen that causes tomato late blight and this organism needs tissue to survive.",
      "2":
        "Symptoms usually begin on the shoulders of the fruit because spores land on fruit from above",
      "3":
        "Generally small lesions appear on stems, leaves, or fruitof the plant.",
      "4":
        "On the lower side of leaves, rings of grayish white mycelium and spore-forming structures may appear around the blotches.",
      "5":
        "Infected fruit turn brown but remain firm unless infected by secondary decay organisms",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Plant only diseasefree, certified seed.",
      "2":
        "Check transplants to ensure they are free of late blight before planting.",
      "3":
        "Water in the early morning hours, or use soaker hoses, to give plants time to dry out during the day — avoid overhead irrigation.",
      "4": "Destroy all tomato and potato debris after harvest",
      "5": "Do not compost blight-infected plant.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Natural-Disease-Control : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/natural-disease-control/",
      "2":
        "Plant-Doctor : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/exel-lg-systemic-fungicide/",
      "3":
        "Serenade Garden : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/serenade-garden-disease-control/",
      "4":
        "Liquid Copper : https://www.planetnatural.com/product/liquid-copper-fungicide/ ",
    },
  },
  Tomato_Leaf_Mold: {
    category:"Tomato Leaf Mold",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Pale greenish-yellow spots, usually less than 1/4 inch, with no definite margins, form on upper sides of leaves.",
      "2":
        "Fruit infections start as a smooth black irregular area on the stem end of the fruit. As the disease progresses, the infected area becomes sunken, dry and leathery.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1": "Plant only diseasefree, certified seed.",
      "2": "Use drip irrigation and avoid watering foliage",
      "3":
        "Circulate air in greenhouses or tunnels with vents and fans and by rolling up high tunnel sides to reduce humidity around plants.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Revus Top : https://doubleavineyards.com/revus-top-difenoconazole-mandipropamid",
      "2":
        "Tanos : https://www.keystonepestsolutions.com/tanos-fungicide-7-5-pounds-210",
    },
  },
  Tomato_Septoria_leaf_spot: {
    category:"Tomato Septoria Leaf Spot",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Septoria leaf spots start off somewhat circular and first appear on the undersides of older leaves, at the bottom of the plant.",
      "2":
        "They are small, 1/16 to 1/8 inches (1.6 to 3.2 millimeters) in diameter, with a dark brown margin and lighter gray or tan centers.",
      "3":
        "When viewed through a magnifying lens you may see the fruiting bodies of the fungus, which look like dark brown pimples.",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "Remove infected leaves immediately, and be sure to wash your hands thoroughly before working with uninfected plants.",
      "2":
        "Fungicides containing either copper or potassium bicarbonate will help prevent the spreading of the disease.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Bonide Chemical 861 Mancozeb Flowable with Zinc concentrate : https://www.amazon.in/Chemical-861-Mancozeb-Flowable-concentrate/dp/B00FGILMXU",
      "2":
        "Southern Ag – Liquid Copper Fungicide : https://www.amazon.in/Southern-Ag-Liquid-Copper-Fungicide/dp/B007PJUJG4",
    },
  },
  Tomato_Spider_mites_Two_spotted_spider_mite: {
    category:"Tomato Spider Mites",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "Feeding injury often gives the top leaf surfaces a mottled or speckled, dull appearance",
      "2":
        "Leaves then turn yellow and drop. Large populations produce visible webbing that can completely cover the leaves.",
      "3":
        " Leaves become blotched with pale yellow, reddish brown spots ranging from small to large areas on both upper and lower leaf surfaces. Other symptoms caused by either severe or constant attack include distorted leaves, overall loss of plant vigor (in spite of adequate moisture and nutrition), whitening or spotting of leaves, yellowing of the plant or some of the leaves, and in some cases loss of foliage and death",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "Avoid weedy fields and do not plant eggplant adjacent to legume forage crops",
      "2":
        "Avoid early season, broad-spectrum insecticide applications for other pests.",
      "3":
        "Do not over-fertilize.Overhead irrigation or prolonged periods of rain can help reduce populations.",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "Acramite : https://www.arysta-na.com/us/products/insecticide-miticide/acramite/about",
      "2":
        "Movento: https://www.cropscience.bayer.in/en/Products-H/Brands/Crop-Protection/Insecticide-Movento.aspx",
    },
  },
  Tomato__Target_Spot: {
    category:"Tomato Target Spot",
    Symptoms: {
      "1":
        "On leaves, the disease first appears as small, necrotic lesions with light-brown centers and dark margins.",
      "2":
        "On fruit, lesions first appear as brown, slightly sunken flecks. As lesions develop, large, pitted areas appear on fruit.",
      "3":
        "Large deeply sunken lesions, often with visible dark-gray to black fungal growth in the center. ",
    },
    Treatment: {
      "1":
        "Remove a few branches from the lower part of the plants to allow better airflow at the base",
      "2":
        "Do not use overhead irrigation; otherwise, it will create conditions for spore production and infection. ",
      "3":
        "Remove and burn the lower leaves as soon as the disease is seen, especially after the lower fruit trusses have been picked.",
      "4":
        "Practise crop rotation, leaving 3 years before replanting tomato on the same land.Recommended products",
    },
    Recommended_Product: {
      "1":
        "M-45 Mancozeb 75%WP Fungicides-https://krushikendra.com/m-45-mancozeb-75-wp-fungicides?gclid=CjwKCAjw95D0BRBFEiwAcO1KDIWIa4HL6KlzTz5ojzulbiCDWN4iCVXtR846XrR0NDwmUX4-CUR81hoCIWQQAvD_BwE",
      "2":
        "Copper OxyChloride 50 WP Fungicides-https://krushikendra.com/copper-oxychloride-50-wp-fungicides?gclid=CjwKCAjw95D0BRBFEiwAcO1KDOo7HeobeiaqY6YrPM0mtjw6V-eZfxjvCJ_8SekCBaDV5sOmyYp2KRoCRpQQAvD_BwE",
    },
  },
};

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