Home›Pests and Diseases›Control Method›CulturalBrowse ByCulturalFactsCulturalSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)FactsComparisonLead International Standard-Setting BodyWell-attestedFood and Agriculture Organization (FAO) 1CulturalFilter Results63 entriesDisease FamilyAllAcidovorax Diseases (1)Aphid, Planthopper and Bug Pests (1)Bromoviridae Family Plant Viruses (2)Coffee and Cacao Diseases (9)Contact, Seed and Soil Transmitted Plant Viruses (1)Cyst Nematodes (2)Erwinia, Pectobacterium and Dickeya Diseases (1)Fruit Tree Diseases (6)Geminivirus Family Plant Viruses (2)Honey Bee Parasites and Pests (1)Maize Diseases (4)Migratory Root Nematodes (2)Multiple or General Hosts (7)Phloem-Limited Aphid-Borne Plant Viruses (1)Phytoplasma and Liberibacter Diseases (1)Potyvirus Family Plant Viruses (1)Root-Knot Nematodes (2)Semi-Endoparasitic Root Nematodes (1)Soybean and Legume Diseases (2)Tick-Borne Diseases and Ticks (1)Vegetable Crop Diseases (4)Viroids (1)Wheat and Barley Diseases (6)Xanthomonas Diseases (1)Agent KindAllBacterium (6)Fungus (37)Insect (2)Mite (2)Nematode (8)Virus (9)Type/ClassificationAllAcidovorax Diseases (1)Aphid, Planthopper and Bug Pests (1)Bromoviridae Family Plant Viruses (2)Coffee and Cacao Diseases (9)Contact, Seed and Soil Transmitted Plant Viruses (1)Cyst Nematodes (2)Erwinia, Pectobacterium and Dickeya Diseases (1)Fruit Tree Diseases (6)Geminivirus Family Plant Viruses (2)Honey Bee Parasites and Pests (1)Maize Diseases (4)Migratory Root Nematodes (2)Multiple or General Hosts (7)Phloem-Limited Aphid-Borne Plant Viruses (1)Phytoplasma and Liberibacter Diseases (1)Potyvirus Family Plant Viruses (1)Root-Knot Nematodes (2)Semi-Endoparasitic Root Nematodes (1)Soybean and Legume Diseases (2)Tick-Borne Diseases and Ticks (1)Vegetable Crop Diseases (4)Viroids (1)Wheat and Barley Diseases (6)Xanthomonas Diseases (1)Where FoundAllAfghanistan (1)Africa (13)Algeria (1)Asia (10)Australia (4)Australia (11)Belgium (1)Bulgaria (1)Cameroon (2)Canada (2)Central African Republic (1)Central America (3)China (4)Czechia (1)Democratic Republic of the Congo (1)Egypt (1)Ethiopia (3)Europe (8)Fiji (1)Ghana (2)India (6)Iran (1)Italy (1)Japan (1)Kenya (2)Mexico (1)Mongolia (1)New Zealand (1)Nigeria (1)North America (12)Oceania (1)Pakistan (1)Panama (1)Philippines (1)Sierra Leone (1)South Africa (3)South America (12)South Korea (1)Sudan (2)Thailand (1)Turkey (2)United States (5)West Africa (1)Zimbabwe (2)Quarantine StatusAllQuarantine Pest (ISPM 5) (11)Regulated Non-Quarantine Pest (ISPM 5) (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 50AnaplasmosisCulturalApple ScabCulturalBacterial fruit blotchCulturalBanana Bunchy Top VirusCulturalBlack SigatokaCulturalBotryosphaeria stevensiiCulturalBurrowing NematodeCulturalBursaphelenchus cocophilusCulturalCassava Mosaic VirusCulturalCephaleuros virescensCulturalCoffee Leaf RustCulturalCoffee Wilt DiseaseCulturalColletotrichum orbiculareCulturalColletotrichum sublineolumCulturalCorn SmutCulturalCucumber Mosaic VirusCulturalDidymella bryoniaeCulturalErgotCulturalErythricium salmonicolorCulturalFire BlightCulturalFusarium culmorumCulturalFusarium graminearumCulturalFusarium WiltCulturalHemileia vastatrixCulturalHeterodera avenaeCulturalHeterodera schachtiiCulturalHop latent viroidCulturalHuanglongbingCulturalKarnal BuntCulturalLeptosphaeria maculansCulturalLesion NematodeCulturalMeloidogyne arenariaCulturalMeloidogyne incognitaCulturalMoniliophthora perniciosaCulturalPapaya Bunchy Top DiseaseCulturalPenicillium expansumCulturalPeronospora arborescensCulturalPeronospora manshuricaCulturalPhoma glomerataCulturalPhyllosticta sojaecolaCulturalPhytophthora citrophthoraCulturalPhytophthora megakaryaCulturalPhytophthora palmivoraCulturalPlum Pox VirusCulturalPowdery MildewCulturalPrunus necrotic ringspot virusCulturalPseudocercosporella capsellaeCulturalReniform NematodeCulturalRhizoctonia solaniCulturalRosellinia bunodesCulturalShowing 1 to 50 of 63, page 1 of 2.12Next →Sources1. Wikipedia: Food and Agriculture Organizationtier 2WikipediaFood and Agriculture Organization, lead section, mandate sentence (Pests and Diseases category)Quote, Food and Agriculture Organization, lead section, mandate sentence (Pests and Diseases category)a specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger and improve nutrition and food securityView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.