Twospotted Spider Mite on Sugar Beet: Importance, Identification, and Management

Oliver Neher; James Barbour

doi:10.60841/000000243

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Twospotted Spider Mite on Sugar Beet: Importance, Identification, and Management

Oliver Neher and James Barbour

Extension Bulletin Series, BUL 930, University of Idaho Extension

12/05/2019

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https://doi.org/10.60841/000000243

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Agriculture - Pests & Pesticides

crop

Agriculture - Crop Production

sugar-beets

Agriculture

Since 2012, sugar beet production in Idaho, Oregon and Washington has seen a significant increase in twospotted spider mites (TSSM) populations. This publication outlines the symptoms of a TSSM pest problem and provides helpful information on TSSM and some management strategies.

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Title: Twospotted Spider Mite on Sugar Beet: Importance, Identification, and Management
Creators: Oliver Neher (Author)
James Barbour
Series: Extension Bulletin Series; BUL 930
Publisher: University of Idaho Extension
Identifiers: 996749621501851
Academic Unit: University of Idaho Extension
Language: English
Resource Type: Report