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Cotton Insect Management Guide
Cotton Insect Management GuideTeaching, Research, Extension and Service
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    • General Predators
    • Parasites, Parasitoids and Diseases
  • Seedling Pests
    • Wireworms
    • Cutworms
    • False Chinch Bug
    • Thrips
  • Foliage Feeding Pests
    • Aphids
    • Whiteflies
    • Beet Armyworm
    • Grasshoppers
    • Loopers
    • Saltmarsh Caterpillar
    • Spider Mites
  • Fruit Feeding Pests
    • Cotton Fleahopper
    • Lygus Bugs
    • Creontiades Plant Bug
    • Stink Bugs
    • Bollworm and Tobacco Budworm
    • Fall Armyworm
    • Boll Weevil
    • Pink Bollworm
    • Cotton Square Borer
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  • Whiteflies
    Whiteflies - Silverleaf whitefly adults and enclosed pupae
  • Thrips
    Thrips - Young cotton plant damaged by thrips feeding.
  • Stink Bugs
    Stink Bugs - Hatching southern green stink bugs
  • Saltmarsh Caterpillar
    Saltmarsh Caterpillar - Late instar saltmarsh caterpillar feeding on a cotton seedling
  • Pink Bollworm
    Pink Bollworm - Late instar pink bollworm larva
  • Spider Mites
    Spider Mites - Twospotted or carmine spider mite adult female and spherical shaped egg.
  • Creontiades Plant Bug
    Creontiades Plant Bug - Creontiades nymphs are similar in appearance to cotton fleahopper but are generally larger and have red stippling on their antennae through the 3rd instar.
  • Boll Weevil
    Boll Weevil - Adult boll weevils have long snouts for puncturing squares
  • Beet Armyworm
    Beet Armyworm - Newly hatched beet armyworms; note scaled covered egg mass and exposed egg mass (inset)

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  • Suggested Insecticides/Miticides for Managing Cotton Pests
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