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General Information Disease of nursery seedlings, which sometimes start in prenursery and is frequently carried to field plantings, where it can survive for many years. The youngest leaves of nursery seedlings become infected and small translucent spots surrounded by yellowish- green haloes enlarge and become dark brown (≤ 0.5 mm in diameter). Conidiophores emerging through […]
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General Information Symptoms of lethal wilt usually first appear as vascular discolouration and leaf yellowing when the palm is mature (i.e., flowering and fruiting) at seven years old. These symptoms are followed by leaf drying, wilt, and necrosis of infected tissues, and eventual plant collapse. Root necrosis often accompanies leaf discolouration. Internal discolouration of trunk
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General Information The main host of the lethal yellowing (LY) disease is Cocos nucifera. At least 30 other species of palms are susceptible to lethal yellowing and/or lethal yellowing-type disease. LY disease on African oil palm (pure E. guineensis stands, nonhybrids) has been reported from Colombia in 1963. The disease incidence on commercial oil palms
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General Information In mature palms, the disease can manifest in various forms: On immature palms, leaves in the middle of the crown become yellow or brown. The discolouration spreads to the lower leaves and the palm eventually desiccates and die. At the nursery stage, infected palms show progressive shortening of younger leaves and desiccation and
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General Information Bud rot, caused by Phytophthora palmivora, is one of the major diseases of oil palm in Latin America. The disease affect the yield of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) and the quality of the crude palm oil extract. In Colombia, the disease has affected more than (a) 30 000 ha in the South West
General Information Coconut cadang-cadang viroid (CCCVd) is the smallest known viroid. Its size varies from 246 to 247 nucleotides during early stage of infection stage to 296 to 297 nucleotides during later stage of infection stage. The name cadang-cadang is derived from ‘gadan-gadan’, which means dead or dying. It is mostly used to refer to
General Information Myndus crudus is a vector of the lethal yellowing (LY) phytoplasmas (Candidatus Phytoplasma palmae). Lethal yellowing is highly destructive palm disease affecting at least 30 palm species (including Elaeis guineensis and Cocos nucifera). LY involves a prolonged a symptomless phase. External symptoms (e.g. premature nutfall and inflourescence necrosis) begin to show only after
American palm cixiid (Planthopper) Read More »
General information Hispoleptis subfasciata is a pest of Elaeis guineensis in Colombia and in Brazil. The female beetle forms small depressions in the undersurface of leaves, where it lays eggs in pairs. The larvae mine leaves during feeding, and the pupae remain in the mine. Recently emerged imagoes remain in the tunnel for a few
General information Hispoleptis elaeidis is a pest of Elaeis guineensis in Colombia and in Ecuador. The female beetle forms small depressions in the undersurface of leaves, where it lays eggs in pairs. The larvae mine leaves during feeding, and the pupae remain in the mine. Recently emerged imagoes remain in the tunnel for a few
General Information Dynamis borassi is a major pest of coconut palms, Cocos nucifera, in Ecuador, Colombia and Brazil. The adult weevil attacks and destroys unopened inflorescences and terminal tissues. It has also been reported to attack and develop in the inflorescences of Astrocaryum carnosum and Astrocaryum chonta and is attracted to the maturing fruit of
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Oil palm is the major commodity crop for Malaysia. It is important to ensure its sustainability by improving yield as well as protecting the crop from pest and diseases.
The implementation of The Malaysian Oil Palm Industry Biosecurity Plan will be our first step in protecting and preventing invasive pests, diseases or weeds from entering our country, thus securing the future of the oil palm industry in Malaysia.
Oil palm is the major commodity crop for Malaysia. It is important to ensure its sustainability by improving yield as well as protecting the crop from pest and diseases.
The implementation of The Malaysian Oil Palm Industry Biosecurity Plan will be our first step in protecting and preventing invasive pests, diseases or weeds from entering our country, thus securing the future of the oil palm industry in Malaysia.
Malaysian Pam Oil Board
6, Persiaran Institusi, Bandar Baru Bangi, 43000 Kajang Selangor
Email : sawitsecure@mpob.gov.my
Tel: 603-8769 4400
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