Safflower XVI-2
Thrips
Gary L. Hein
Thrips.
Thrips are tiny (one to two millimeters in length) cigar-shaped insects that congregate and feed under the bracts of the buds and in the flowers. Their feeding results in blotchy streaks on the bracts and leaves. The buds may turn bronze-colored and resulting heads may be somewhat deformed.
Product List for Thrips:
Insecticide |
Product per Acre |
Preharvest Interval, Remarks |
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Supracide 25WPR, 2ER |
25WP: 2.0 lbs/A |
PHI 28 days; REI 48 hrs. |
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RRestricted use pesticide 1Labelled for chemigation. |
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Categories: Safflower, Thrips, Insects
Date: 04/19/2006