IPM for the Cereal Leaf Beetle in Washington State

This bulletin describes how to identify the cereal leaf beetle (Oulema melanopus) and discusses its biology. Scouting techniques and economic thresholds are outlined, along with cultural management me ...

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Authors: Roberts, Diana , Walenta, Darrin L.

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