Biology and Management of the Potato Tuberworm in the Pacific Northwest

The potato tuberworm is an important pest worldwide, and has become a major concern for potato production in the Pacific Northwest in the last 5 years. Protecting potatoes with an integrated approa ...

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Authors: Rondon, Silvia I. , DeBano, Sandra J. , Clough, George H. , Hamm, Philip , Jensen, Andrew , Schreiber, Alan , Alvarez, Juan M. , Thornton, Michael , Barbour, Jim , Dogramaci, Mahmut

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