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Striped flea beetle on cucurbit. |
three cornered alfalfa hopper |
Impact of whitefly feeding on untreated cauliflowers plants |
Aerial view of Admire treated lettuce plots |
Reduced size of romaine heart caused by western flower thrips |
Head lettuce harvested in bins from the Yuma Valley of Arizona for
the fresh-cut (packaged) market |
Pre-plant application of Admire to head lettuce fields |
Silverleaf feeding disorder on untreated zucchini squash |
Effects of whitefly feeding on untreated cauliflower plants in Gila
Valley, AZ |
Brassica seed crop in post bloom growth phase, Yuma Arizona |
Impact of whitefly feeding on untreated cantaloupe plant |
Reduced size of romaine heart caused by western flower thrips |
Brassica seed crop in bloom, Yuma Arizona |
Effects of Success on cabbage looper larvae 2 days following application |
Impact of whitefly feeding on Admire-treated and untreated cauliflowers
plants |
Alfalfa plots established to examine effects of whitefly infestations
on forage hay yield and quality |
Vigorous cauliflowers plants treated with Admire |
Cauliflowers plant treated with Admire 2 weeks following transplanting |
Untreated melon seedling infested with adult whiteflies, Yuma, Arizona. |
Evidence of cabbage looper damage to untreated broccoli plants, Yuma,
Arizona. |
Melon plants grown on black plastic mulch, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Weather station placed in melon plots at the Yuma Valley Agricultural
Center |
Effects of whitefly feeding on untreated cauliflower plants in Gila
Valley, AZ |
Furrow irrigation of cauliflower transplants, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Cotton leaf infested with leafminers |
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