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Damage to untreated romaine plants by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to untreated romaine plants by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Damage to alfalfa plants (stunted growth and curled trifoliate leaves)
by western flower thrips |
Sooty mold contamination on untreated cantaloupe plants resulting from
whitefly feeding |
Comparison of Melon stands in plots established using conventional
vs. yuma beds, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon stands in plots established using conventional beds and sprinkler
irrigation, Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon stands in plots established using Yuma beds and furrow irrigation,
Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon stands in plots established using Yuma beds and furrow irrigation,
Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon stands in plots established using Yuma beds and furrow irrigation,
Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Melon seedling in plots established using Yuma beds and furrow irrigation,
Yuma Valley, Arizona |
Baby spinach production in Yuma Arizona. |
Damage to untreated romaine plants by western flower thrips |
Lettuce plots established to evaluate the efficacy of Admire against
aphids |
Sprinkler irrigation in romaine hearts |
Melon plots being furrow irrigated following side dress fertilization |
Romaine plots heavily infested with winter annual weeds. |
Scarring damage to untreated romaine hearts by western flower thrips
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Romaine plots heavily infested with winter annual weeds. |
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