Archived - Cottonwood leaf beetle: Insect Pest Management in Hybrid Poplars series
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Grown as a monoculture for biofuel, pulp, and non-structural saw timber, hybrid poplars suffer serious insect pest infiltration. Depending on location, hybrid poplar crops can be attacked by 40 differ …
Published: June 2017
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