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First outbreak of lumpy skin disease in the country: infected cattle that survive are left skin and bones; virus suspected to have been carried by mosquitoes and flies from Fujian to Kinmen
First outbreak of lumpy skin disease in the country: infected cattle that survive are left skin and bones; virus suspected to have been carried by mosquitoes and flies from Fujian to Kinmen
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Orchid suspected of root rot, can it be repotted in hot weather?
It's gotten hot and I've found that my orchid may have root rot, can I take it out of the pot?
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Fall armyworm spreads to Yilan and Chiayi, confirmed cases; suspected case appears in Nan'ao
Fall armyworm 0612"Fall armyworm spreads, Yilan and Chiayi confirmed hit, suspected case appears in Nan'ao
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Fall armyworm invades Taiwan, Yilan and Chiayi confirm outbreaks, suspected case appears in Nan'ao
Fall armyworm spreads in Taiwan, Yilan and Chiayi confirmed affected, suspected case appears in Nan'ao
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Fall armyworm suspected of spreading in Taiwan, China; Yilan and Chiayi confirmed, suspected case in Nan'ao
Bad news! Fall armyworm suspected of spreading in Taiwan, China; Yilan and Chiayi confirmed hit, suspected case appears in Nan'ao│
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Fall armyworm suspected of spreading in Taiwan, China; Toucheng in Yilan confirmed, suspected case in Nan'ao
Bad news! Fall armyworm suspected of spreading in Taiwan, China; Toucheng in Yilan confirmed infected, suspected case emerges in Nan'ao | Upstream and Downstream
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Koi Lying at the Bottom of the Tank with Suspected Red Worm Parasite Disease: Prevention and Treatment Methods
Red worms, also known as Philometra, are called red worms because their bodies are slender and bright red. The koi disease caused by red worms is called red worm disease. Red worms can be divided into two types: the carp red worm and the crucian carp red worm. The following mainly introduces the characteristics of carp red worm disease: carp red...
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Black raised patches appear on the leaves of the Chinese persimmon (Diospyros cathayensis); suspected to be scab. How should it be prevented and treated?
The pathogen of scab is a fungus of the subphylum Deuteromycotina. On affected leaves, small water-soaked round spots appear at first, then turn waxy yellow. The lesions enlarge as the leaves grow and gradually become suberized, bulging out on one side of the leaf as conical scabs while sinking inward on the other side; leaves with many lesions become twisted and deformed.
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Biochemical pesticide rapid screening technology from the Agricultural Research Institute suspected of early outflow to China amid contract breach
[Exclusive] NT$10 million technology transfer by the Agricultural Research Institute involves contract breach; "biochemical method" pesticide rapid screening technology reportedly leaked to China early
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