Role of Enviromental Factors on Crop Production
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THE ROLE OF ENVIROMENTAL FACTORS ON CROP
PRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
• The role of environmental factors on crop production are vital in plant growth and development.
• Generally they are climate, pest ,and soil, which then will be divided into several
co-factors.
CLIMATE
DEFINITION
• CLIMATE
Meteorological condition over a broader area.
Patterns developed over years.
• WEATHER
Describing short-term.
EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON CROP PRODUCTION
• MOISTURE STRESS ( drought ) when soil moisture is limited. occur when precipitation are too low,
temperature are too high or both.
• TEMPERATURE STRESS Minimum temperature that kill plants outright.
• NATURAL DISASTERS Excessive monsoon rain Cyclones Hurricanes Floods Drought
PEST
Categories of Organisms that Cause Diseases
• Disease-causing organisms• Plant as pests (weed)• Insects pests• Non-insect invertebrate or vertebrate pests
PLANT DISEASE
Categories plant pathogens• Virus• Bacteria• Fungi• Nematodes• Parasitic higher plants
NON-PATHOGENIC CAUSES PLANT DISEASE
• Temperature- best temperature range is 15-30 degree C
• Moisture- detrimental to crop plant growth• Air- air pollution is injurious to plant
METHODS PEST MANAGEMENT
• Biological pests management• Cultural pest management• Legislative pest management• Physical @ mechanical pests management• Chemical pests management
Roles of Pests In Crop Production
• Pests is undesirable to human• Pests adverse environmental condition can
causes disease• Agricultural pests reduce crop productivity• But a few parasitic plant are economic pests of
cultivated crops• Some pests like insects cause direct damage
to crop or carries of pathogens.
EXAMPLES OF PESTS
SOIL
SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES • Soil Texture
- Sandy soil
- Fine-textured soils (clay soil)
- Silt soil• Soil Structure
- Prismlike
- Platelike
- Blocky
- Granular
SOIL CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
• Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)• Soil pH
BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF SOIL
• Earthworms• Nematodes• Soil Fungi
ROLES OF SOIL IN CROP PRODUCTIONS
• For physical support of plants• Recycling center for nutrients and organic raise• To provide nutrients needed for plants
development• Clay soils have high CEC, able to attract and hold
cations, therefore, have high nutritional status.• Sandy soils have low CEC, light soils and easier to
till, drain better.
CONCLUSION• Climate and weather are not within the
control of the producer, but predictable although not precise. It is important in crop adaptation.
• Soil act as the medium for plant growth and development.
• Pests are undesirable, and appropriate strategies needed to control them without affecting the environment.
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NAMES MATRIX NO.
1.ABDUL HADI BIN RAHMAN 025861
2.NUR JANNAH MOHD AMIN 025767
3.SITI MARYAMI IBRAHIM 025807
4.NORSYAKIRA BT ABDUL RAHMAN 025808
5.SITI BALQIS BT ABD. KARIM 025818
6.ERNIE BT. MUSTAPHA 025980
7.NURUL HASANAH BT ABD RAZAK 025842
8.NOR ATIQAH BR JAMALUDIN 025866
9.NOR SABARIAH BINTI YAHYA 025920
10.AMATULLAH RASYIDAH AMBOK MAEK 025861