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Boll weevils are harmful to the cotton plant.
Also birds and Spiders are harmful to them.
White flies cover the cotton balls in a sticky liquid called "honeydew" that is expensive to get off. They also suck the sap out of them.
Bollworm, pink bollworm, and lygus bug are some more.
Boll weevils are harmful to the cotton plant.
Also birds and Spiders are harmful to them.
White flies cover the cotton balls in a sticky liquid called "honeydew" that is expensive to get off. They also suck the sap out of them.
Bollworm, pink bollworm, and lygus bug are some more.
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What pests are harmful to the cotton plant besides boll weevils?
bollworm, pink bollworm, lygus bug
What other pests are harmful to a cotton plant besides the boll weevil?
White flies, certain spiders, and birds.
The pests to the cotton plant?
The Bowl Weevil lays its eggs in the cotton bowl and the larvae hatches and eats it before it developes into cotton.
What pests destroy cotton?
moths eat cotton
Disease nd major pests of cotton plant?
that's not even a question r u ach completely stupid
Are pesticides harmful?
They are to pests.
Is talc powder harmful on plants?
Talc powder can be harmful to plants if applied directly in excessive amounts. It can clog the plant's stomata, interfering with gas exchange and photosynthesis. It may also attract pests and prevent proper nutrient absorption by the plant.
How are pesticides harmful to animals people?
they kill pests
What is the Quarantine Act?
The Plant Quarantine Act of 1912 gave the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service authority to regulate the import and interstate shipment of plants that may carry pests or diseases that are harmful to agriculture.
Where is the Cotton Plant Public Library in Cotton Plant located?
The address of the Cotton Plant Public Library is: Main Street, Cotton Plant, 72036 0221
What plant can get rid of pests?
tulasi
Which insects are harmful to plant?
Many insects are harmful to plants. Some common ones are aphids, cutworms, Mexican bean beetles, Colorado potato beetles, tomato hornworms, cabbageworms, slugs, and earwigs.
