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    Survival Mechanisms and Management Challenges Associated with Silver Leaf Whitefly on Tomato in Africa: A Review
    (Friends Science Publishers, 2022-04-30) Mrosso, Secilia; Ndakidemi, Patricka; Mbega, Ernest
    Silver leaf whitefly (Bemisia tabaci Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) is a polyphagous winged insect pest that causes high yield losses in tomatoes and other vegetable crops globally. To combat the infestation by the silver leaf whitefly and other insects, tomato growers use cultural and synthetic chemical-based methods. However, the silver leaf whitefly continues to dominate the tomato production systems. Some of the reasons for such continued dominion by the silver leaf whitefly in tomato include among other reasons; little understanding of the mechanisms for survival of the insect pest by tomato production stakeholders which consequently results in difficulties in making appropriate pest management decisions, presence of diverse hosts, the ability of the silver leaf whitefly to develop resistance to synthetic pesticides and ineffective techniques used by tomato grower in combating the insect. Of these challenges, this review discusses the mechanisms for survival of the insect, current pest management options and recommendations for a way forward concerning the silver leaf whitefly management in Africa.
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