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Lygus hesperus egg oviposited through a cotton leaf blade |
Lygus hesperus egg |
Early 4th instar Bemesia tabaci |
Lygus hesperus egg on cotton |
Lygus hesperus egg on cotton |
Lygus hesperus egg on cotton |
4th instar Bemesia tabaci on cotton |
Bemesia tabaci nymph on cotton |
Lygus hesperus egg in cotton leaf petiole |
Lygus hesperus egg in cotton |
4th instar Bemesia tabaci = argentifolii |
Lygus 1st instar dead upon emergence |
Thrips damage on peas |
Cotton leaf perforator damage |
Aluminum foil barrier for Saltmarsh caterpillar control around a lettuce
field |
Pesticide cost for Pinal Count Pest Management Gowers for 1971, 1972,
1973, 1974 slide |
The history of Arizona insect pest management on cotton slide |
Variety of head damage due to Russian wheat aphid |
Louie Bariola, Don Howell |
Cotton adjacent to salt cedar along lower Gila River, AZ |
Assassin bug |
Mealy bugs on cotton. |
Mealy bugs on cotton. |
Mealy bugs on cotton. |
Robber fly on cotton |
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