Blister Beetles: Pest or Beneficial Predator

This fact sheet assists producers in recognizing blister beetles and understanding their importance as beneficial predators, as well as their potential to be toxic to livestock. Management strategies ...

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Authors: Bush, Michael R. , Wohleb, Carrie , Rondon, Silvia I. , Waters, Tim D. , Llewellyn, Don , du Toit, Lindsey J

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