" 'Treatment recommendation': 'Chemical bio catepillar and webworm control',\n",
" 'Treatment description': 'Biological Caterpillar and Webworm Control is an Easy-to-Mix Liquid concentrate. The active ingredient is Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki (BTK), a species specific biological larvicide that kills only leaf eating caterpillar pests (Lepidoptera).',\n",
" 'Treatment description': \"Grosafe's Bactur Caterpillar Killer controls caterpillars on vegetables, fruit and ornamentals using a naturally occurring bacteria, Bacillus thuringiensis. Apply when caterpillars are young before plant damage occurs.\\xa0\",\n",
" 'Treatment description': 'Safer Brand Caterpillar Killer Concentrate uses a naturally occurring bacterium to kill and control caterpillars and other leaf-eating worms. The caterpillars and worms that are damaging your plants will stop feeding immediately after ingesting the bacterium, which is known scientifically as Bacillus Thuringiensis var. Kurstak. when Caterpillar Killer is used as directed, it has no effect on birds, earthworms, or beneficial insects such as honeybees and ladybugs',\n",
" 'Treatment description': 'Monocrotophos is an organophosphate insecticide which is injected into the trunk of the tree to kill the leaf eating caterpillar, Opisina arenosella.',\n",
" 'Disease description': 'Coconut caterpillar infestation is a condition where the black headed caterpillar,\\xa0Opisina arenosella\\xa0 feed on the leaves of trees, it is a serious pest causing significant damage and yield loss.',\n",
" 'Symptoms ': '1. Irregular holes in tree leaves: Infested leaves often exhibit irregularly shaped holes caused by the feeding activity of the caterpillars.\\n2. Skeletonization of leaves: The caterpillars consume the tender tissues of the leaves, leaving behind only the veins or a skeletal structure.\\n3. Defoliation: Severe infestations can result in significant leaf loss, leading to partial or complete defoliation of the tree.\\n4. Stunted growth: As the caterpillars continuously feed on the leaves, the overall growth and development of the tree may be stunted.\\n5. Presence of caterpillars: During the infestation, caterpillars can be observed on the tree leaves. They are usually light-colored or green, with distinct body segments and head capsules.\\n6. Silk threads or webs: In some cases, the caterpillars may leave behind silk threads or webs on the tree leaves as they move or feed.\\n7. Frass or droppings: The caterpillars excrete droppings called frass, which can be found on the leaves, ground, or surrounding areas. The presence of frass can be an indicator of an infestation.'}]}"
