💨 Abstract
The Tea Research Association (TRA) has expressed concern over increased greenfly attacks on tea crops in Assam and West Bengal, causing significant yield reduction and potential invasions of more aggressive strains. These infestations are particularly harmful during the second flush period when the tea gardens earn 30% of their annual revenues. Former chairman of the Tea Board, P K Bezboruah, called greenfly a menace, especially during the quality period of the second flush.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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