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Tagetes minuta (stinking Roger)
T. minuta is a fast-growing annual weed which competes with crops and interferes with their management or harvest. It has been reported as a weed...
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Taraxacum officinale complex (dandelion)
Because T. officinale complex can thrive under a broad range of climatic and soil conditions, in a wide range of plant communities, and has high...
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Tecoma stans (yellow bells)
T. stans is an aggressive plant invader that outcompetes natural vegetation and grassland. It can be described as a transformer species which...
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Tecia solanivora (potato tuber moth)
In Central America, the country most affected by T. solanivora is Costa Rica. Losses due to the pest in 1972 affected some 20-40% of national...
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Terminalia catappa (Singapore almond)
T. catappa is a hardy, fast-growing, deciduous multipurpose tree, reaching 25 (-40) m tall and producing an edible fruit. It plays a...
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Thaumetopoea pityocampa (pine processionary)
Larval feeding weakens and disfigures pine trees. Semi-natural forests in the Mediterranean area of, for example, the native species P. halepensis...
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Thecaphora solani (potato smut)
T. solani is a smut fungus attacking tubers and underground stems of Solanum, including potato [Solanum tuberosum] and...
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Thecodiplosis japonensis (pine needle gall midge)
T. japonensis is one of the most destructive pests of pine forests in Korea (Lee, 1981). Sone (1986c) noted appreciable losses after 2 and 3 years...
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Anagallis arvensis (scarlet pimpernel)
The low growth and small root system of A. arvensis suggest that it is not a very competitive weed in most crops, and this is supported by a number...
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Thrips imaginis (plague thrips)
T. imaginis is highly polyphagous, can breed fast and can be carried long distances on the wind. Its habits mean that it can remain hidden with...
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