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Cotton and melons being grown in the same multi-crop community |
Desert habitat surrounding a desert cropping system |
A Lacewing larvae feeding on an bollworm on cotton |
Injury and larvae of Platynota on cabbage |
Platynota boring injury on celery |
Platynota stultana egg mass on celery |
Leafroller (Platynota stultana) on watermelon |
Southwestern corn borer egg mass |
Platynota stultana larva in rolled up leaf of celery |
Platynota stultana moth on celery |
Cottony cushion scale crawlers on a grapefruit leaf |
Aphid on lettuce |
Clover mite |
Thrips feeding on spider mite eggs |
Cotton cushion scale on grapefruit |
Globemallow |
Hemiptera Reduviidae, Assassin bug & Damsel bug |
Leaf-footed plant bug |
Sawfly on purslane |
Spider mites on grape |
Grape leaf skeletonizer larvae |
Katydid nymph |
Grape leaf skeletonizer larvae and damage |
Emerged 4th instar whitefly (Bemesia tabaci) exuvium |
Lygus hesperus egg oviposited through a cotton leaf blade |
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