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Hexapoda / Agricultural pest insects / Flora of North America / Flora of the United States / Acrobasis / Sternorrhyncha / Acrobasis nuxvorella / Aphid / Insecticide / Pest control / Hickory / Pecan
Date: 2011-09-20 11:46:57
Hexapoda
Agricultural pest insects
Flora of North America
Flora of the United States
Acrobasis
Sternorrhyncha
Acrobasis nuxvorella
Aphid
Insecticide
Pest control
Hickory
Pecan

E–Managing Insect and Mite Pests of Commercial Pecans in Texas

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