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Lacewing egg |
Lacewing egg |
Psyllid egg & nymph |
Checking cotton |
Corn billbug damage in Cochise County, AZ |
Egg pods showing eggs of M. Differentialis and M. Mexicanus |
Hopperburn on cotton |
Lygus on beak of assassin bug |
Two spotted spider mites in sugarbeets |
Southwestern corn borer egg mass |
Heliothis damage on sorghum |
Weevil damage on alfalfa |
Aphid mummies (emergence holes) |
Pink bollworm damage to cotton seed |
Cotton leaf crumple |
Cotton leaf crumple |
Leon Moore in personal protective equipment |
Economic threshold trials for cabbage looper and beet armyworm |
Looper damage |
Looper damage |
Cotton leaf perforator damage |
Lygus injury to a cotton bloom |
Aphids on cotton |
Egyptian weevil on alfalfa |
Marty Askins and Mike Lindsay |
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