LeastLeast-toxic Control of Bagworms Bagworms are the larval stage of moths. They attach their bags to and feed on ornamental plants such as evergreens, causing defoliation. Bagworms look like green or brown bags about 1 - Psychidae - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	LeastLeast-toxic Control of Bagworms Bagworms are the larval stage of moths. They attach their bags to and feed on ornamental plants such as evergreens, causing defoliation. Bagworms look like green or brown bags about 1 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-09-07 11:04:40 Open Document File Size: 44,54 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / DC / Newtown / / Company Taunton Press Inc. / / / IndustryTerm chemical factsheets / / Person Bt / / / ProgrammingLanguage DC / / ProvinceOrState Southern California / Florida / / Region gulf coast / Southern California / / URL www.beyondpesticides.org / / SocialTag Biological pest control Pesticides Pest control Bacillus thuringiensis Insecticide Pesticide toxicity to bees Land management Psychidae Agriculture Bagworm moth

LeastLeast-toxic Control of Bagworms Bagworms are the larval stage of moths. They attach their bags to and feed on ornamental plants such as evergreens, causing defoliation. Bagworms look like green or brown bags about 1Add to Reading List