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Darkling beetle in untreated lettuce plot. |
Healthy cotton leaf where leafminers where controlled. |
Effects of whitefly feeding on untreated cauliflower plants in Gila
Valley, AZ |
Effects of whitefly feeding on untreated cauliflower plants in Gila
Valley, AZ |
Romaine heart production on drip irrigated beds |
Side dress application of Platinum on spring melons, Yuma Valley, Arizona. |
Melon stands in plots established using plastic (mid-bed trench) and
drip irrigation, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon stands in plots established using Yuma beds and furrow irrigation,
Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon seedling in plots established using conventional beds and drip
irrigation, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Sprinkler irrigation in romaine leaf lettuce production |
Lady beetle on spinach plants treated with Neem for aphid control |
Impact of whitefly feeding on untreated cantaloupe plant |
Melon stands in plots established using Yuma beds and furrow irrigation,
Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Baby spinach production in Yuma Arizona. |
Centering of melon beds following stand establishment using Yuma beds
and furrow irrigation, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Western flower thrips on yellow sticky trap placed in insecticide treated
romaine field, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Scarring on cap leaf of untreated lettuce head by western flower thrips
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Pheromone traps placed adjacent to lettuce field as part of an areawide
monitoring program, Dome Valley, Arizona |
Spray adjuvants used for improving insecticide coverage on head lettuce |
Melons plots being sprayer with a hydraulic sprayer |
Impact of whitefly feeding on untreated cantaloupe plant |
Lettuce plants being sprayer with a hydraulic sprayer at the post-thinning
stage |
Effects of Success on cabbage looper larvae 2 days following application |
Lettuce plants being sprayed with a hand-held CO2 sprayer at the post-thinning
stage |
Lettuce plants being sampled for presence of beet armyworm larvae and
damage following an insecticide application |
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