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    This 2-page publication explains what to expect and do after reseeding native plants in South Texas....
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    The fall webworm is a common pest of trees and shrubs. This insect produces unsightly webs, and repeated infestations can damage plants. Control methods are most successful when one understands...
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    Cotton root rot disease infects more than 2,000 plant species and causes the most severe root rot disease of crops and landscape plants in the southwestern United States. As the...
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    Legumes are a diverse class of plants that include many species important in agronomic systems. They are grown in Texas as seed, forage, hay, cover, and green manure crops. Beyond...
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    Although rose mosaic virus doesn't kill rose plants, it reduces vigor, shortens lifespan, stunts growth, and weakens the plant so that it cannot survive the stress of transplantation or winter...
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    ...content is posted. Suggested Texts Breeding for Quantitative Traits in Plants by Rex Bernardo Agricultural Experimentation: Design and Analysis by T.M. Little; F.J. Hills Molecular Plant Breeding by Yunbi Xu...
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    This leaflet describes the fungus Entomosporium, which attacks photinia and Indian hawthorn plants. The publication describes the disease cycle and recommends cultural practices to control and treat the disease. (3...
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    ...United States. Chilli thrips are known to infest an impressively wide range of host plants, which includes more than 225 species from at least 40 different plant families. (3 Pages)...
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    Until grain sorghum develops an extensive root system, young plants may be unable to obtain enough ferrous iron to maintain normal growth. This publication offers strategies for avoiding, identifying, and...
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    Wireworms feed on germinating cotton seeds and emerging seedlings, destroying the plants and reducing the crop stand and yield. In this publication you will learn about: True wireworms (click beetles)...
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