Pest & Disease Encyclopedia
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How to Identify, Prevent & Control Cucumber Beetle
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Cutworm
Techniques for prevention and control of cutworms.
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Earwig
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Spider Mite
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Powdery Mildew
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Potato Scab
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Fusarium Basal Rot
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Wirestem
Wirestem gets its name from the damage it causes to plant stems at the soil line. The stem shrivels and becomes wire-like, leading to wilting and death.
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Harlequin Bug
These small, shield-shaped bugs with bright red, orange, or yellow markings suck plant juices from leaves, stems flowers, and fruits, causing yellow or white blotches on leaves, distortion of plant...
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Whitefly
Techniques for prevention and control for Whiteflies.
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Fusarium Wilt
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Corn Leaf Blight
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Bacterial Soft Rot
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Alternaria Leaf Spot
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Septoria Leaf Spot
Techniques for prevention and control of septoria leaf spot, a fungal disease that can affect a wide variety of plants.
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Black Rot
This bacterial disease is affects all cabbage family crops.
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Club Root
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Scale
Scale is a soft-bodied insect that hides beneath a shell-like covering and feeds on plant fluids.
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Grasshopper
Techniques for managing grasshopper populations in the garden.
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How to Control Slugs
Techniques for prevention and control of slugs.
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Mexican Bean Beetle
Unlike most of the Coccinellidae which are carnivorous and feed upon aphids, scales and other small insects, this species attacks plants.
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Blister Beetle
Techniques for prevention and control.
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Curculio
Often called plum curculio, this beetle with the long, curved snout is a common pest of apples, peaches, cherries, apricots, pears, and plums, but only east of the Rocky Mountains...
