Ginger Paste Ginger Paste, also known as ginger root pests, can significantly impact the quality and yield of ginger crops. Understanding and managing these pests is crucial for maintaining healthy plants and ensuring good harvests. One of the most common ginger pests is the rhizome fly. The larvae of this fly burrow into the ginger rhizomes, causing extensive damage that can lead to rot and reduced crop quality. Managing rhizome flies involves maintaining good field hygiene, using traps, and applying appropriate insecticides. Another significant pest is the white grub, which feeds on the roots and rhizomes of ginger plants. These pests can cause wilting and stunted growth, ultimately leading to lower yields. Ginger Paste ADVANTAGES Cost Savings Increased Yield and Quality Healthy Plants Environmental Sustainability garlic pastes 3 Ginger Pest Usages Food Source for Predators Biological Diversity Research and Development Indicators of Ecosystem Health Nutrient Cycling Indirect Impact on Plant Health While pests directly harm ginger plants, their presence can indirectly influence plant health by triggering defense mechanisms. For instance, the presence of aphids or thrips may stimulate ginger plants to produce compounds that deter pests or attract beneficial insects that help control pest populations. This indirect impact can lead to improved plant resilience and adaptation. Product type Peast Packging Type Standard Plastic Pouch Packging Size 50gm, 100gm, 250gm, 500gm Country of Origin india