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Cottonwood Leaf Beetle
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Cottonwood Leaf Beetle: Description |
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| Adult beetles are 6mm long and light yellow with black stripes on their wing covers. Mature larvae are blackish with two white spots on each side. They are about 12mm long. The yellow eggs are oval shaped. |
| DISTRIBUTION | DESCRIPTION | HOST AND DAMAGE | LIFE CYCLE |
| MONITORING | CHEMICAL CONTROL | BIOLOGICAL CONTROL | RESOURCES |
| RESEARCH: |
| Management of cottonwood leaf beetle with a transplant soak and biorationals |
| Comparison of standard and novel imidacloprid treatments for cottonwood leaf beetle |
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