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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
CropAI Agronomic Knowledge Base - Cash Crops Module (नकदी फसलें: कपास एवं गन्ना)
Comprehensive details of all critical diseases, bollworms, borers, and disorders
across Central/Western India (Vidarbha, Marathwada, MP, CG, Gujarat).
"""
from typing import Dict, Any
CASH_CROPS_KNOWLEDGE_BASE: Dict[str, Dict[str, Any]] = {
# =========================================================================
# 1. COTTON (कपास)
# =========================================================================
"Cotton___Pink_Bollworm": {
"name": "Cotton Pink Bollworm / Gulabi Sundi (कपास का गुलाबी बोलवॉर्म / सुंडी)",
"scientific_name": "Pectinophora gossypiella",
"crop": "Cotton (कपास)",
"category": "Insect_Pest",
"severity": "Critical",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "September to December (squaring, flowering and boll formation); warm days, humid nights",
"economic_injury_level": "8-10 male moths caught per trap per night for 3 consecutive nights or 10% rosette flowers or 10% green bolls damaged",
"symptoms": [
"Young larvae bore into squares and flower buds, webbing together petal tips into a twisted rosette appearance ('Rosette Flower' / गुलाब जैसा फूल)",
"Larva enters green bolls through a microscopic pin-hole that heals over immediately, leaving NO visible external damage ('Silent Killer')",
"Inside the boll, the pink caterpillar feeds directly on developing lint and seeds, staining fibers yellow-brown and hollowing seeds",
"Bolls open prematurely ('Locule Damage') with stained, rotting lint and poor fiber quality, causing catastrophic financial losses across India"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Install 5 Pheromone Traps (Pectino-lure / Gossyplure) per acre for monitoring; increase to 15-20 traps/acre for mass mating disruption",
"Manually pick and destroy rosette flowers in early morning hours"
],
"organic_control": [
"Release egg parasitoid Trichogramma bactrae @ 60,000 to 80,000/acre at weekly intervals starting at squaring",
"Foliar spray of 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract (NSKE) or Neem Oil 10,000 PPM @ 3ml/L (50ml per 16L tank)",
"Spray Beauveria bassiana 1.15% WP @ 5g/L water (80g per 16L tank)"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Spray at EIL threshold (before borer enters inside boll): Chlorantraniliprole 18.5% SC (Coragen) @ 0.3ml/L water (5ml per 16L tank; 60ml/acre in 200L water)",
"Or Emamectin Benzoate 5% SG (Proclaim) @ 0.4g/L water (7g per 16L tank; 80-100g/acre in 200L water)",
"Or Spinetoram 11.7% SC (Delegate) @ 0.5ml/L water (8ml per 16L tank; 100ml/acre)",
"Or Flubendiamide 39.35% SC (Fame) @ 0.25ml/L water (4ml per 16L tank)",
"Or Profenofos 50% EC @ 2ml/L water (32ml per 16L tank; 400ml/acre) for ovicidal action"
]
},
"prevention": [
"Terminate cotton crop by December; avoid ratoon cotton or extending crop into summer which provides continuous pest bridge",
"Destroy ginning mill waste and burn cotton stalks after harvest to kill diapausing larvae inside double seeds",
"Synchronized community planting using certified early-maturing Bt hybrids"
],
"expert_consultation_recommended": True
},
"Cotton___Whitefly": {
"name": "Cotton Whitefly & Leaf Curl Virus / CLCuV (कपास की सफेद मक्खी एवं पत्ती मरोड़ रोग)",
"scientific_name": "Bemisia tabaci & Cotton Leaf Curl Geminivirus (CLCuV)",
"crop": "Cotton (कपास)",
"category": "Insect_Pest",
"severity": "Critical",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "July to October; dry spells, hot humid days (Temp 28-35°C), low rainfall",
"economic_injury_level": "6-8 adults per leaf or presence of curling on upper tender leaves",
"symptoms": [
"Clouds of tiny powdery white insects fluttering under the lower surface of leaves",
"Nymphs and adults suck phloem sap, turning leaves yellow, cupped downwards, and causing stunted plant growth",
"Copious sticky honeydew causes heavy black sooty mould covering upper leaf surfaces, halting photosynthesis",
"Transmits Cotton Leaf Curl Virus (CLCuV): Upward leaf curling, thickening of veins, and cup-shaped leaf-like enations on leaf underside"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Install Yellow Sticky Traps @ 15-20 per acre at canopy height to capture adult whiteflies",
"Spray systemic insecticide targeting lower surface of leaves where colonies feed"
],
"organic_control": [
"Spray 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract (NSKE) or Neem Oil 10,000 PPM @ 3ml/L (50ml per 16L tank)",
"Apply Verticillium lecanii @ 5g/L water (80g per 16L tank) or Beauveria bassiana @ 5g/L"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Spray Diafenthiuron 50% WP (Pegasus) @ 1.25g/L water (20g per 16L tank; 250g/acre in 200L water)",
"Or Pyriproxyfen 10% EC (Lano) @ 2ml/L water (32ml per 16L tank; 400ml/acre) - insect growth regulator",
"Or Dinotefuran 20% SG (Token / Oshin) @ 0.4g/L water (6g per 16L tank; 80g/acre)",
"Or Flonicamid 50% WG (Ulala) @ 0.3g/L water (5g per 16L tank; 60g/acre)",
"Or Spiromesifen 22.9% SC (Oberon) @ 1ml/L water (16ml per 16L tank)",
"Avoid pyrethroids which cause catastrophic whitefly resurgence!"
]
},
"prevention": [
"Seed treatment with Imidacloprid 600 FS @ 5ml/kg seed or Thiamethoxam 30% FS @ 4ml/kg",
"Avoid excessive use of nitrogen fertilizers (urea)",
"Grow CLCuV-resistant cotton hybrids"
],
"expert_consultation_recommended": True
},
"Cotton___Bacterial_Blight": {
"name": "Cotton Bacterial Blight / Black Arm / Angular Leaf Spot (कपास का जीवाणु झुलसा / काला भुजा रोग)",
"scientific_name": "Xanthomonas citri pv. malvacearum (Xanthomonas axonopodis)",
"crop": "Cotton (कपास)",
"category": "Bacterial",
"severity": "Severe",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "August to October; warm rainy weather (Temp 28-32°C, RH > 85%), rain splashing and high winds",
"economic_injury_level": "Angular water-soaked leaf spots spreading to branches",
"symptoms": [
"Angular Leaf Spot: Small water-soaked polygonal spots bounded by veinlets, turning dark reddish-brown to black",
"Vein Blight: Bacterial necrosis spreading along main leaf veins, causing leaf drying and shedding",
"Black Arm: Dark purplish-black elongated sunken cankers girdling the main stem and branches; branches break easily in wind",
"Boll Rot: Round water-soaked spots on green bolls turning sunken black, staining lint brown and causing premature rotting"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Remove and burn severely infected branches and rotting bolls",
"Avoid working in wet fields to prevent spreading bacteria through clothing and tools"
],
"organic_control": [
"Foliar spray of fresh cow dung supernatant (20 kg in 200L water, filtered) or Bacillus subtilis @ 3g/L",
"Apply Copper Hydroxide 77% WP @ 2g/L (30g per 16L tank)"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Spray Streptocycline 6g + Copper Oxychloride 50% WP 500g in 200L water per acre (0.5g Streptocycline + 40g COC per 16L tank)",
"Or Plantomycin 1g/L + Copper Oxychloride 2.5g/L water",
"Or Kasugamycin 3% SL @ 2ml/L water (32ml per 16L tank)"
]
},
"prevention": [
"Acid delinting of seeds with concentrated Sulfuric acid (100ml/kg fuzzy seed) followed by Streptocycline soak (1g in 10L for 2 hours)",
"Grow resistant cultivars: LRA-5166, Ankur-651, RCH-2 Bt"
],
"expert_consultation_recommended": True
},
"Cotton___Grey_Mildew": {
"name": "Cotton Grey Mildew / Dahiya Disease (कपास का दहिया रोग / धूसर फफूंद)",
"scientific_name": "Ramularia areola (Ramularia gossypii)",
"crop": "Cotton (कपास)",
"category": "Fungal",
"severity": "Moderate",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "October to December (late season); cool humid nights, heavy dews and dense plant canopy",
"economic_injury_level": "White frost-like angular patches on lower foliage",
"symptoms": [
"Angular, pale green to yellowish translucent spots on upper leaf surface, bounded by minor veinlets",
"Fluffy, white to greyish-white powdery fungal growth on the underside of leaves resembling frosted curd ('Dahiya')",
"Leaves turn dull reddish-brown, dry up, curl, and drop prematurely, leaving bare stalks with un-opened bolls"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": ["Spray lower leaves thoroughly before defoliation advances to middle canopy"],
"organic_control": ["Spray wettable sulfur 80% WDG @ 3g/L water (50g per 16L tank; 600g/acre)", "Apply Bordeaux mixture 1%"],
"chemical_control": [
"Spray Azoxystrobin 18.2% + Difenoconazole 11.4% SC (Amistar Top) @ 1ml/L water (16ml per 16L tank; 200ml/acre)",
"Or Kresoxim Methyl 44.3% SC @ 1ml/L water (16ml per 16L tank)",
"Or Carbendazim 50% WP @ 1g/L water (16g per 16L tank; 200g/acre)"
]
},
"prevention": ["Avoid excessive plant density; ensure proper pruning and aeration", "Plant tolerant varieties"],
"expert_consultation_recommended": False
},
"Cotton___Jassid": {
"name": "Cotton Jassid / Green Leafhopper / Hara Tela (कपास का हरा तेला / जैसिड)",
"scientific_name": "Amrasca biguttula biguttula",
"crop": "Cotton (कपास)",
"category": "Insect_Pest",
"severity": "Severe",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "July to September (vegetative stage); warm humid conditions",
"economic_injury_level": "1-2 jassids per leaf or yellowing margins on lower leaves",
"symptoms": [
"Tiny, wedge-shaped greenish-yellow insects that walk sideways on the underside of leaves",
"Nymphs and adults inject toxic saliva while sucking sap, causing characteristic marginal downward curling of leaves",
"Leaf margins turn yellowish, then rusty-red or bronze, and finally dry into necrotic brown edges ('Hopper Burn')",
"Leaves become cup-shaped, crinkled, brittle, and drop off, severely stunting the plant"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": ["Spray systemic insecticide targeting leaf undersides"],
"organic_control": [
"Install Yellow Sticky Traps @ 10-12 per acre",
"Spray 5% NSKE (Neem Seed Kernel Extract) @ 50ml/L or Neem Oil 1500 PPM @ 4ml/L"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Spray Flonicamid 50% WG (Ulala) @ 0.3g/L water (5g per 16L tank; 60g/acre in 200L water)",
"Or Thiamethoxam 25% WG (Actara) @ 0.25g/L water (4g per 16L tank; 50g/acre)",
"Or Imidacloprid 17.8% SL @ 0.3ml/L water (5ml per 16L tank; 60ml/acre)",
"Or Dinotefuran 20% SG @ 0.4g/L water (6g per 16L tank)"
]
},
"prevention": [
"Seed treatment with Imidacloprid 600 FS @ 5ml/kg seed (protects crop for first 40 days)",
"Grow hairy leaf varieties (trichomes deter jassid feeding)"
],
"expert_consultation_recommended": False
},
"Cotton___healthy": {
"name": "Healthy Cotton Crop (स्वस्थ कपास फसल)",
"scientific_name": "Gossypium hirsutum (Optimal Boll & Foliage Vigor)",
"crop": "Cotton (कपास)",
"category": "Healthy",
"severity": "Healthy",
"is_healthy": True,
"season_and_weather": "Kharif season; broad healthy dark-green palmate leaves, clean yellow flowers, vigorous boll setting",
"economic_injury_level": "None",
"symptoms": [
"Broad lush green palmate leaves free from downward curling or whitefly sooty mould",
"Clean yellow/cream-colored flowers with healthy red centers and zero rosette petal distortion",
"Abundant developing green bolls free from pink bollworm bore holes or bacterial black spots"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": ["Maintain optimal soil moisture and weed-free condition during first 60 days"],
"organic_control": ["Foliar spray of 19:19:19 NPK + Boron @ 1g/L at flowering to prevent flower and boll shedding"],
"chemical_control": ["No pesticide application needed. Conserve beneficial predators like green lacewings and spiders."]
},
"prevention": ["Regular pheromone trap monitoring to catch early pink bollworm flights"],
"expert_consultation_recommended": False
},
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# 2. SUGARCANE (गन्ना)
# =========================================================================
"Sugarcane___Red_Rot": {
"name": "Sugarcane Red Rot (गन्ने का लाल सड़न रोग - 'कैंसर')",
"scientific_name": "Colletotrichum falcatum (Glomerella tucumanensis)",
"crop": "Sugarcane (गन्ना)",
"category": "Fungal",
"severity": "Critical",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "July to November; waterlogging, high temperature (27-32°C), high humidity (> 90%), sett-borne pathogen",
"economic_injury_level": "Appearance of drying crown leaves and red internal stalk pith",
"symptoms": [
"Upper third and fourth leaves of the crown turn yellow, wither, and droop down along margins, followed by drying of the entire crown",
"When the infected cane stalk is split longitudinally, the internal pith tissue shows bright red discolouration interrupted by distinctive white horizontal cross-bands ('White transverse patches')",
"Pith tissue shrinks, cavities form filled with greyish fungal mycelium, and the cane emits an acidic, alcoholic or sour-wine odor",
"Stalks shrivel, rind turns dull red to dark brown with prominent black acervuli spots; known as the catastrophic 'Cancer of Sugarcane'"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Uproot and burn entire clumps of affected canes immediately along with their underground stubble",
"Do not allow irrigation water to flow from infected patches to healthy fields",
"Do NOT take ratoon crop from fields affected by Red Rot"
],
"organic_control": [
"Sett treatment before planting: Dip cane setts in Trichoderma harzianum @ 10g/L water for 30 minutes",
"Soil application of Trichoderma viride @ 5 kg/acre mixed with 2 tonnes decomposed FYM"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Mandatory Sett Treatment (no chemical curative once internal stalk pith is rotted): Dip setts in Carbendazim 50% WP (Bavistin) @ 1g/L water (or 100g in 100L water) for 15-20 minutes before planting",
"Or Moist Hot Air Treatment (MHAT) of setts at 54°C for 2.5 hours at 95-100% RH"
]
},
"prevention": [
"Use only certified, disease-free seed canes from certified nurseries",
"Strict 2-3 year crop rotation with paddy or green manure crops",
"Plant red-rot resistant varieties: Co-0238 (monitor closely), Co-86032, Co-98014, CoLk-94184"
],
"expert_consultation_recommended": True
},
"Sugarcane___Early_Shoot_Borer": {
"name": "Sugarcane Early Shoot Borer (गन्ने का अगेती तना छेदक)",
"scientific_name": "Chilo infuscatellus",
"crop": "Sugarcane (गन्ना)",
"category": "Insect_Pest",
"severity": "Severe",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "March to June (early shoot/tillering stage before monsoon); hot dry weather (Temp 35-42°C, RH < 50%)",
"economic_injury_level": "15% dead hearts in young shoots",
"symptoms": [
"Central whorl of leaves dries up into a characteristic straw-coloured 'Dead Heart' (सूखा कल्ला) in shoots under 3 months old",
"Dead heart can be pulled out easily, emitting an offensive foul, rotting odor from the chewed base",
"Small circular bore holes visible at the base of the shoot just above or below ground level",
"Heavy tiller mortality resulting in sparse, uneven crop stands"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Cut infested shoots at ground level and destroy larvae; provide frequent light irrigations to keep soil cool",
"Earth up soil around shoots (हल्की मिट्टी चढ़ाना) to bury entry holes and prevent egg deposition"
],
"organic_control": [
"Release egg parasitoid Trichogramma chilonis @ 20,000 to 25,000/acre at 10-day intervals starting from 30 days after planting",
"Spray Beauveria bassiana @ 5g/L water or apply 5% Neem Seed Kernel Extract (NSKE)"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Soil furrow application at planting: Fipronil 0.3% G @ 10 kg/acre or Chlorantraniliprole 0.4% G (Ferterra) @ 7.5 kg/acre in furrows",
"Or spray Chlorantraniliprole 18.5% SC (Coragen) @ 0.4ml/L water (60ml/acre in 200L water) directing spray at the base of shoots",
"Or Chlorpyrifos 20% EC @ 2ml/L water (32ml per 16L tank; 400ml/acre)"
]
},
"prevention": [
"Trash mulching: Spread sugarcane trash @ 3 tonnes/acre in furrows to conserve moisture and suppress borer emergence",
"Early planting in January-February to escape extreme summer heat"
],
"expert_consultation_recommended": True
},
"Sugarcane___Pyrilla": {
"name": "Sugarcane Pyrilla / Leafhopper (गन्ने का पायरीला कीट)",
"scientific_name": "Pyrilla perpusilla",
"crop": "Sugarcane (गन्ना)",
"category": "Insect_Pest",
"severity": "Moderate",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "August to October (post-monsoon); humid warm weather, heavy nitrogen fertilization",
"economic_injury_level": "3-5 nymphs/adults per leaf",
"symptoms": [
"Adults and nymphs suck sap from the lower surface of leaves, turning leaves pale yellow and dried",
"Insects excrete copious sweet honeydew on which black sooty mould develops rapidly, turning the entire field jet black",
"Loss of sucrose content by 25-40% and difficulties in jaggery (gur) making with poor crystallization"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Conserve and augment the natural nymphal/adult ectoparasitoid: Epiricania melanoleuca (small white furry cocoons on leaves)",
"If Epiricania cocoons are present (> 1 per leaf), DO NOT SPRAY chemical insecticides!"
],
"organic_control": [
"Release Epiricania melanoleuca cocoons @ 2,000 to 4,000 per acre or egg masses @ 200,000 to 300,000/acre",
"Spray 5% NSKE (Neem Seed Kernel Extract) @ 50ml/L or Metarhizium anisopliae @ 5g/L"
],
"chemical_control": [
"Spray only when Epiricania bio-agent is absent: Chlorpyrifos 20% EC @ 2ml/L water (32ml per 16L tank; 400ml/acre in 200L water)",
"Or Quinalphos 25% EC @ 2ml/L water (32ml per 16L tank)",
"Or Dimethoate 30% EC @ 1.7ml/L water (27ml per 16L tank)"
]
},
"prevention": ["Detrash lower dry leaves to remove egg masses and allow sunlight into the canopy"],
"expert_consultation_recommended": False
},
"Sugarcane___Smut": {
"name": "Sugarcane Whip Smut (गन्ने का चाबुक कंडुवा रोग)",
"scientific_name": "Sporisorium scitamineum (Ustilago scitaminea)",
"crop": "Sugarcane (गन्ना)",
"category": "Fungal",
"severity": "Severe",
"is_healthy": False,
"season_and_weather": "Summer and early monsoon (April to July); dry hot spells favoring spore dispersion",
"economic_injury_level": "Presence of black whip-like structures from crown",
"symptoms": [
"Central growing spindle transformed into a long, curved, black, whip-like unbranched structure ('Whip')",
"Whip is initially covered by a thin silvery membrane that ruptures, shedding millions of powdery black teliospores into the wind",
"Infected clumps produce numerous thin, grassy, erect tillers with small narrow leaves ('Grassy shoots')",
"Complete cane loss with zero sugar recovery from infected stalks"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": [
"Cover the black whip carefully with a polythene or canvas bag, cut at base and burn outside field to prevent spore rain",
"Do NOT take ratoon crops from smut-infected fields"
],
"organic_control": ["Sett dip in Trichoderma viride @ 10g/L water for 30 minutes"],
"chemical_control": [
"Sett treatment before planting: Dip setts in Propiconazole 25% EC @ 1ml/L water or Triadimefon 25% WP @ 1g/L for 15 minutes",
"Or Carbendazim 50% WP @ 1g/L water"
]
},
"prevention": ["Use certified disease-free seed setts", "Plant resistant varieties: Co-86032, Co-0238"],
"expert_consultation_recommended": False
},
"Sugarcane___healthy": {
"name": "Healthy Sugarcane Crop (स्वस्थ गन्ना फसल)",
"scientific_name": "Saccharum officinarum (Optimal Biomass & Sucrose Vigor)",
"crop": "Sugarcane (गन्ना)",
"category": "Healthy",
"severity": "Healthy",
"is_healthy": True,
"season_and_weather": "All seasons; thick erect juicy stalks with long broad deep-green leaves, vigorous tillering",
"economic_injury_level": "None",
"symptoms": [
"Vigorous upright thick canes with clean intact nodes and internodes free from bore holes or red staining",
"Broad deep-green leaves free from pyrilla honeydew or black sooty mould",
"Clean white internal pith tissue with high sugar content and healthy fibrous root system"
],
"treatment": {
"immediate_action": ["Maintain optimal moisture; timely earthing up to prevent lodging during monsoon"],
"organic_control": ["Apply pressmud compost @ 5 tonnes/acre and mycorrhizal bio-fertilizer"],
"chemical_control": ["No pesticide application needed."]
},
"prevention": ["Regular detrashing of lower dead leaves to ensure aeration and reduce pest shelter"],
"expert_consultation_recommended": False
}
}